Hey everyone. I’m David Robertson’s younger brother. My name is James and I just recently came across this forum. I’m sad to say that David passed away this summer. The car was passed down to me. I plan to finish this restoration completely just the way he wanted it in his memory. I will be posting process pictures for you guys. I have attached a link to his memorial video if you would like to watch it. This car was his passion and I just wanted to let all of you know of the unfortunate circumstances.
https://www.tributeslides.com/tribu...imtjbNMYFH0-nMr-GbE69fVzMk8iDcDm_NU1wy_hDLHFY
James, I am
so sorry to read of your big brothers' passing.
Thank you very much for sharing the link to the memorial presentation - it was wonderfully produced and
it's quite obvious your brother was a GOOD soul!
We sometimes read about or notice when other forum members go quiet after a while and while we don't say it,
we fear the worst - but that's typically with older folks like myself, not 22!!
David reminded me a bit of my own little brother; Joe was also a really good "old" soul who left a wife and a
baby son when he was just 34 and I wound up with his project, too.
Lookit:
I can't pretend to know exactly what you and your family have gone through with the loss - nobody can, of course -
but I've got a pretty fair idea I think and if I may, let me relay this on to you now:
Don't worry about forgetting your brother.
Ever.
You won't forget, I guarantee it - but it won't always be so incredibly painful, either. There will be more and more
good memories recalled over time, too.
Now, about that car - what do you need? We're here for ya, man.
