It is with a heavy heart that I start this thread but seeing as how I am not a member of any other social media I thought I might remember my brother David Avery a US Navy Veteran and fellow hotrodder, David passed this morning in his sleep.
My brother was a generous man who would help anyone in need and then fix their car! He was a loyal blue oval guy and sadly he left his 32 roadster project unfinished. He was telling me a couple weeks ago that he just got his heads back for the 289 and he was so proud of them. His chassis just got detailed and painted and would be mated to the pearl white body (w/ blue flames) .... he was proud of that too.
I can remember his first apt, he had his recently built 351 Cleveland in his living room .... that was the center of attention/ coffee table and mom teased him for his interior decorating style! He put that engine in a 72 Maverick and raced it locally and had a blast with that primed car, it's still sitting in his backyard ... he was proud of that car too.
Fair winds and following seas David .... I will miss teasing you about your Fords.
Sorry to hear of the passing of your friend.But more over an American Hero in my Book.As I feel any american who step's up and sign's a blank check for the American people to cash.Back with the price of a life is and will alway's be a true Hero.May God Bless & keep him in peace now.
Last edited by coolwelder62; 03-27-2013 at 06:57 PM.
Michael Sorry to hear of the loss of your brother. I know how painful it can be and will keep your brother and your family in my prayers.
May David rest in peace.
Michael Sorry to hear of the loss of your brother. I know how painful it can be and will keep your brother and your family in my prayers.
May David rest in peace.
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