Post some pics! 

There are some pics in his site J. Sorry the car has to go and that she has a shitty attitude. My youngest son was like that at 18. He wanted a Ford F150 in Black and at the time I knew where there was one for sale so I told him to go get a drivers license and I would help him get it. Well he's 32 now, no fucking license, no wheels of any kind and he's pissed saying that I wouldn't help him get a ride when he was 18 so I totally understand the attitude trip.  

Don't let it drag you down. Focus on the fact that you did what you thought was best. Remember, you can lead a horse to water but you can not make it drink.  

Thanks for the wisdom. 
 

My wife says that one of these days she is gonna be sorry for it, cause my wife had that kinda experience with her dad, but with an 87 silverado, she says it broke her heart when she had to sell it because of all the memories, and sentimental value of it. She says to hang in there and one of these days she will come around!

Well. I may have a buyer.  If it falls through, I probably will hold on, unless I get my price.  Not going lower than I set the price.  When its done (hopefully by monday) it'll be a really nice car. 

I'm so sorry you missed out with the bonding experience you wanted.....she is a fool and one day I'm sure she'll reflect back and regret it.

My 5.0 swap was supposed to help me and my Dad bond; he helped a little- but I was surprised how little he wanted to be involved.   

I feel for you, I really do.  Just remember; family doesn't always follow in the same path and interests like we want them to....and even if they share similar interests like me and my Dad..it still doesn't guarantee very much.  Thus the saying "family sucks".   

Thanks for that.  Me and her had a talk last week and she reconsidered.  She paid the tab to have her name added to the title and seems to show more interest (although minimal).  We took it out this weekend for the local club cruise...she had fun and the car seemed to run good.