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Grandson's First Ride...
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I don't know who looks happier... your grandson or you. Enjoy the ride!
aeronca65t
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Nice! And yes...."frame-able". 
(and glad to see you are using a safe and appropriate booster seat for him too....we have a similar seat that lives permanently in our Honda).
(and glad to see you are using a safe and appropriate booster seat for him too....we have a similar seat that lives permanently in our Honda).
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He had a ball! Was enthralled that there wasn't a "roof".
Will be taking him on another drive in a day or so - out to Cade's Cove to see the wildlife. Not quite old enough for the Tail of the Dragon; that one will have to wait a few years.
Will be taking him on another drive in a day or so - out to Cade's Cove to see the wildlife. Not quite old enough for the Tail of the Dragon; that one will have to wait a few years.
Reminds me of the first time I took my daughter in a convertible -- a Mitsubishi Eclipse that we were renting when our Corolla got rear-ended. She regarded the car with a bit of trepidation at first, but then absolutely LOVED the convertible experience. It was that experience which started me looking for a convertible, and that's how I ended up with a '69 Sprite.
