Elizabeth Berger

Yeah, a real ugly car. And then once, but once we got through like trashing a couple of vans, there was a moment where my parents, I think they had like this Jack and Rebecca moment where it's like, all right, it's time for an adult car.

Yeah, a real ugly car. And then once, but once we got through like trashing a couple of vans, there was a moment where my parents, I think they had like this Jack and Rebecca moment where it's like, all right, it's time for an adult car.

It was a 1990, not far off from that Wagoneer because the Wagoneer is also a 90, an 89, 90, uh, Toyota Land Cruiser. So same type of vehicle, but it was like the adult car. Yeah. And we had that car. Yeah. For like.

It was a 1990, not far off from that Wagoneer because the Wagoneer is also a 90, an 89, 90, uh, Toyota Land Cruiser. So same type of vehicle, but it was like the adult car. Yeah. And we had that car. Yeah. For like.

It was a 1990, not far off from that Wagoneer because the Wagoneer is also a 90, an 89, 90, uh, Toyota Land Cruiser. So same type of vehicle, but it was like the adult car. Yeah. And we had that car. Yeah. For like.

20 25 years when my parents sold it it had 300 000 miles yes sir again i have all like as i was watching this episode i have all these flashbacks of things that happened with that car the places we went in that car the people that kissed in that car you know like the the dances i went to in that you know like the drive-in movies that open up the back gate like all of these things like and it was and i've always and i've always i don't know there's there's something the the idea of a family car has always

20 25 years when my parents sold it it had 300 000 miles yes sir again i have all like as i was watching this episode i have all these flashbacks of things that happened with that car the places we went in that car the people that kissed in that car you know like the the dances i went to in that you know like the drive-in movies that open up the back gate like all of these things like and it was and i've always and i've always i don't know there's there's something the the idea of a family car has always

20 25 years when my parents sold it it had 300 000 miles yes sir again i have all like as i was watching this episode i have all these flashbacks of things that happened with that car the places we went in that car the people that kissed in that car you know like the the dances i went to in that you know like the drive-in movies that open up the back gate like all of these things like and it was and i've always and i've always i don't know there's there's something the the idea of a family car has always

just been in me because of my dad's affection for cars and his, you know, my, my, I still have my first car that I got that the Mustang I've told you guys this story, you know, that I, I had this car, I sold it in the year 2000. And then when we came back here to do this as us, I was like, I have like people now.

just been in me because of my dad's affection for cars and his, you know, my, my, I still have my first car that I got that the Mustang I've told you guys this story, you know, that I, I had this car, I sold it in the year 2000. And then when we came back here to do this as us, I was like, I have like people now.

just been in me because of my dad's affection for cars and his, you know, my, my, I still have my first car that I got that the Mustang I've told you guys this story, you know, that I, I had this car, I sold it in the year 2000. And then when we came back here to do this as us, I was like, I have like people now.

And my lawyer gave me the number of private investigator and the private investigator found the car and bought the car back, restored the car. It's in the garage that I'll keep. It's like a family heirloom now. So yeah, there's something about the family car that... That resonates. Yeah, for me specifically. This whole episode was...

And my lawyer gave me the number of private investigator and the private investigator found the car and bought the car back, restored the car. It's in the garage that I'll keep. It's like a family heirloom now. So yeah, there's something about the family car that... That resonates. Yeah, for me specifically. This whole episode was...

And my lawyer gave me the number of private investigator and the private investigator found the car and bought the car back, restored the car. It's in the garage that I'll keep. It's like a family heirloom now. So yeah, there's something about the family car that... That resonates. Yeah, for me specifically. This whole episode was...

And of course, I'd have the Wagoneer, which is now our family car. Our daily driver. It dropped bare off this morning. And you knew you were going to get it. You had your eyes on it. Well, again, it was like a realization. Like, oh, at the end of this, they're going to sell those. Yeah. Because Rachel saw it. Yeah. And she doesn't have the same love for classics that I do.

And of course, I'd have the Wagoneer, which is now our family car. Our daily driver. It dropped bare off this morning. And you knew you were going to get it. You had your eyes on it. Well, again, it was like a realization. Like, oh, at the end of this, they're going to sell those. Yeah. Because Rachel saw it. Yeah. And she doesn't have the same love for classics that I do.

And of course, I'd have the Wagoneer, which is now our family car. Our daily driver. It dropped bare off this morning. And you knew you were going to get it. You had your eyes on it. Well, again, it was like a realization. Like, oh, at the end of this, they're going to sell those. Yeah. Because Rachel saw it. Yeah. And she doesn't have the same love for classics that I do.

But when she saw it on the show, she was like, that is a cool car. And I like stored that away. And I was like, okay, all right. Okay.

But when she saw it on the show, she was like, that is a cool car. And I like stored that away. And I was like, okay, all right. Okay.

But when she saw it on the show, she was like, that is a cool car. And I like stored that away. And I was like, okay, all right. Okay.