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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You’re all wrong. A “hot dad car” isn’t a lame expensive car any dad can buy. It’s a cool classic car like an old BMW that he knows how to fix himself. Hotttt. [/quote]

Ah, yeah, no.[/quote]

You don’t think a man who is good with his hands is hot? Any man can buy an expensive car. Money isn’t hot. [/quote]

Well, he would have had to use his brain to make the money, are you saying being smart is not hot?[/quote]

Smart and good with hands is hot. Smart and foolish with money and preening but few useful skills is not hot. [/quote]
Most people driving these cars are in a position where their time is worth more than the money they save by doing the work themselves.[/quote]

I don’t work on my weekend cars to save money, I earn a very comfortable living already. I work on them because I like working on them. I LOVE turning wrenches.

It’s my own flex on all the other lame-ass husbands up and down our street. I’m sure I’m the only home in our community with a lift in the garage. I know I’m the only guy around here who can pull the engine and trans out of my ‘68 Riviera hot rod in an afternoon or rebuild a smallblock in a few evenings after work.

Like I said, that’s my flex. Other dweebs brag about being a 5-handicap. I can take a classic car apart and put it back together again.

I am DEFINITELY cool-dad.

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Yeahhh you’re my hot daddy :) hope your wife appreciates it! [/quote]

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