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After a 12-hour shift teaching a group of 24 students how to ride motorcycles, I notice a woman pulling up to the lot in a car with her teenage son; she is teaching him how to drive in a 1967 Ford Mustang coupe. She walks over, introduces herself, and asks how to go about getting her motorcycle license so I inform her of the process but quickly steer the conversation back to the Mustang.
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I think it’s the room factor in the States that allows cars to be kept in the family for many years, sadly here in the UK room is at a premium so you see fewer examples of great stories like this one.
