🎉Drive Down Memory Lane with Dad Share Your Best Rides Together

[LASFIT]

Share Your Heartwarming Tales
Hi guys! It's time to take a nostalgic trip down memory road and celebrate the special moments shared with our dads behind the wheel. As Father's Day approaches, we're inviting you to reminisce about those cherished memories, whether it was your first driving lesson, family road trips, or the routine school drop-offs.

Exciting Rewards Await
We're not just reminiscing; we're celebrating! We will select 4 lucky winners based on the number of likes received on their comments (If the number of likes is the same, the comment with the earliest time will be selected).
To reward our winners, we have prepared generous prizes as follows:
1st Prize: 1 winner gets a Lasfit #LAP-TK1 Portable Air Pump;
2nd Prize: 3 winners get Lasfit T3 Front Turn Signal (2 LED Bulbs);

How to Participate
1. Upload those heart-tugging images that capture your best rides with your father together.
2. Accompany them with a short story that describes the scene's meaning.
3. Don't forget to mention your vehicle's make/model/year in the comment.

The promotion runs from June 13th to June 17th. Let's make this Father's Day one to remember, honoring the man who guided us through life's twists and turns. Head to the comments section NOW and let the storytelling begin!

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[mrgooden]

My old man passed away in 2011 just before I retired from the Military. Would have loved him to be there for my ceremony. He served 20 years as well, including Vietnam. Unfortunately life took him early. His Uncle who raised him served during WWII and was shot down behind enemy lines. He was a POW. Raising him when his dad passed.

One of the fondest memories I have of him was when he took me with him one week during work. He was an independent truck driver. He always left on Sunday afternoon and came home Friday night. I always helped him with maintenance on the truck and trailer Saturday, sometimes Sunday as well if we did finish it at all.

By trade before joining the Navy I was an automotive tech, pretty much the same field in the military. So I was better automotively than he was. I Showed up late one Saturday, I had to work part of the morning that Saturday. It just so happened he bought a power steering kit for his truck to install. By time I got there to help he was just trying to get the pitman arm centered. It was always steering to far in one direction or the other. I remember, it was such a hot day, he was soaking wet. I told him to get in the truck had him center his wheel, took off the pitman arm, had him turn all the way left and marked it, all the way right and marked it. Centered it and put on the pitman arm. He test drove it. Came back and said fuck you. LOL. It was so funny. I miss him.

He was my father and didn't have to be. I was born in Bremerhaven west Germany, he and my mother adopted me there while stationed there when i was eight. He adopted me, a friend of his adopted one of my brothers, and another friend another brother and sister.

Richard
2024 Tacoma Limited

 

[LASFIT]

My old man passed away in 2011 just before I retired from the Military. Would have loved him to be there for my ceremony. He served 20 years as well, including Vietnam. Unfortunately life took him early. His Uncle who raised him served during WWII and was shot down behind enemy lines. He was a POW. Raising him when his dad passed.

One of the fondest memories I have of him was when he took me with him one week during work. He was an independent truck driver. He always left on Sunday afternoon and came home Friday night. I always helped him with maintenance on the truck and trailer Saturday, sometimes Sunday as well if we did finish it at all.

By trade before joining the Navy I was an automotive tech, pretty much the same field in the military. So I was better automotively than he was. I Showed up late one Saturday, I had to work part of the morning that Saturday. It just so happened he bought a power steering kit for his truck to install. By time I got there to help he was just trying to get the pitman arm centered. It was always steering to far in one direction or the other. I remember, it was such a hot day, he was soaking wet. I told him to get in the truck had him center his wheel, took off the pitman arm, had him turn all the way left and marked it, all the way right and marked it. Centered it and put on the pitman arm. He test drove it. Came back and said fuck you. LOL. It was so funny. I miss him.

He was my father and didn't have to be. I was born in Bremerhaven west Germany, he and my mother adopted me there while stationed there when i was eight. He adopted me, a friend of his adopted one of my brothers, and another friend another brother and sister.

Richard
2024 Tacoma Limited

Thank you so much for participating in our event and sharing the story of you and your father. The entire story is really touching. Your recollection of installing the power steering kit was both vivid and engaging. If you have any meaningful photos of your father's work, your outings together, or anything else you'd like to share, that would be wonderful.

 

[LASFIT]

Hi everyone! Just a friendly reminder that our special Father's Day event will end tomorrow! This is a great chance to show your love and appreciation for your dad. For those who haven't participated yet, hurry up and join us before it's too late! We look forward to your enthusiastic participation!

 

[LASFIT]

Hi guys! We would like to express our sincere gratitude for your overwhelming response and active participation in our Heartwarming Tales contest. Your heartwarming stories and cherished memories have truly touched our hearts.
After reviewing all the comments, based on the number of likes, we are thrilled to announce the lucky winners of our contest. Congratulations to the following participants:
1st prize: @mrgooden
To all the winners, please check your private messages immediately. We will reach out to you with further details on how to claim your prizes.
We would also like to thank those who did not win this time. Don't worry, we have more exciting promotions and giveaways planned for the future. Stay tuned for the latest updates and information!
Once again, thank you all for sharing your heartwarming tales and making this Father's Day truly memorable.

 

[mrgooden]

Wow, I was like the only poster. Anyways, I'll check it out! Thank you Lasfit!

Richard

 

[LASFIT]

Wow, I was like the only poster. Anyways, I'll check it out! Thank you Lasfit!

Richard

Yes, Richard, you are the only participant in our event. As mentioned in our thread, we will sponsor the first prize for you. But the story you shared really moved us!
Thank you for participating in our event and sharing such a vivid story!
We will be planning more special forum events in the future and you are welcome to join us again then!

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