In the story the character Waterman is a gear-head and loves to race his old car up in Canada. He takes the 49’ Chevy truck and loads his car onto the bed to take across the border. I have heard that back in the day racing cars was something that my grandfather liked to watch and would go to New York to watch them on the dusty dirt track. It was quite an event and an excuse to get off the farm that he owed where he had multiple horses that absolutely loved him. Also, back to the piece about laws not being enforced very strictly, Waterman was able to drive his loud race car with no lights all the way from their broken down truck for a long ride up to the track without getting pulled over or in trouble. If a person was to do that nowadays there would be some hefty tickets and fines to go along with
In the story the character Waterman is a gear-head and loves to race his old car up in Canada. He takes the 49’ Chevy truck and loads his car onto the bed to take across the border. I have heard that back in the day racing cars was something that my grandfather liked to watch and would go to New York to watch them on the dusty dirt track. It was quite an event and an excuse to get off the farm that he owed where he had multiple horses that absolutely loved him. Also, back to the piece about laws not being enforced very strictly, Waterman was able to drive his loud race car with no lights all the way from their broken down truck for a long ride up to the track without getting pulled over or in trouble. If a person was to do that nowadays there would be some hefty tickets and fines to go along with