The other day, frequent commenter John C. Kovalo shone a bright ray of light onto our frequently contentious comments section. After Howard Arbiture expressed his desire to drive an International KB-1 woodie wagon at sub-highway speeds, John said that if he had the dough he’d buy that wagon for Howard just to let him do that. Selflessness and altruism? He might be on to something there.
And it got us to thinking, he probably isn’t the only one who’d buy an old car for somebody else just to see that other person enjoy it immensely. So let’s toss this scenario out to everybody else: You’ve just struck black gold in your backyard while digging out an old stump. Because you’re such a good guy, you’ve decided to gift somebody (or somebodies) the car(s) of their dream(s). Just one car per recipient, though – you’re not really that nice, after all.
So who would it be? A friend, a relative, another frequent commenter here at Hemmings? And what would you get them?
As for me? I’d get all of you a Chevrolet Corvair – those seem to be universally popular around here. As long as you all promise to use the tire pressure gauges I stick in the glove boxes, that is.
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