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rldriver · 03-02-2007, 05:59 AM

We tried to convince my mother in law's boy friend to take his RV home and sell it and the truck. Two little things that we noticed about his driving at close to 80 years old was when in Canada he took the top off of the 5th wheel on a very low bridge and then he blamed it on the navigator, my wife's mother. And secondly they came to visit us in a motor home when we lived out in the country. He pulled into the space between the road and our yard and started to back up to get closer to the house except our 69 mustang was parked perpendicular to the road between him and a tree. With us beating on the side of the RV and all of us yelling for him to stop he only slightly squished the mustang into the tree. Not only was he blind but was also very hard of hearing.

It was his time to pull over and give up his license but he never did.

03-02-2007, 05:59 AM	#27
rldriver Montana Master Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Ephrata Posts: 757 M.O.C. #2801	We tried to convince my mother in law's boy friend to take his RV home and sell it and the truck. Two little things that we noticed about his driving at close to 80 years old was when in Canada he took the top off of the 5th wheel on a very low bridge and then he blamed it on the navigator, my wife's mother. And secondly they came to visit us in a motor home when we lived out in the country. He pulled into the space between the road and our yard and started to back up to get closer to the house except our 69 mustang was parked perpendicular to the road between him and a tree. With us beating on the side of the RV and all of us yelling for him to stop he only slightly squished the mustang into the tree. Not only was he blind but was also very hard of hearing. It was his time to pull over and give up his license but he never did.