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While today we have women racing in Indy,wagon (for
NASCAR and abusiness), he also owned Dodge's and some
variety of different racing venues, years ago thisChevy's. My
wasn'tmother loved the Mustang and got one in 1965. I
the case.In fact, during the era I grew up inliked them
women were lookedbigger, so my first car was a 1962 Chevy Belair
upon in a very different light. If you deviated(2 door). I
from thenicknamed her "The Black Beauty" she was a
norm you were labeled as a "tomboy". However,great car.My dad showed me how to change my
there wereoil and filter, and to
many, like myself who loved to drive, work ontake care of my car. We also worked on the
cars and gotbrakes and much
a lot of satisfaction in doing so. Just because wemore together. I would spend a whole day,
didcleaning, washing
however, didn't mean we weren't women, girls,and waxing that car. It was the perfect car for
ladies,my "lead
whatever you wish to be called.Many of us sofoot". I can't count the number of cars that
called "tomboys" were the product of beingwould pull up
first born girls with dads who wanted the prodigalnext to me, and reeve up their engines thinking
son"It's a
first, but got a daughter instead. My dad and Igirl, she'll never beat me off the line"! Well, how
watchedwrong
sports together, baseball, football, basketball. Inthey were. I can count on one hand those that
fact,took me off
my dad was the neighborhood dad (those whothe line!I hung around with a group of friends,
grew up when Imostly guys, but
did will understand) and played with all the kids insome girls also. The cars were varied, Mustangs,
theVettes,
neighborhood. We would have touch footballChargers, Chevelle's and a multitude of street
games, kickball,cars. We all
baseball, t-ball and even badminton and volleyballloved cars and driving them, and especially driving
games.I developed an avid interest in cars,them to
because my dadtheir limits. Which we did! Did us girls always beat
worked for Rolls Royce and was always bringingthe
some greatguys, nah, but it was sure fun when we did!So
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