Your Car Mad Dad

Written by Paul Stretton-Stephens


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4. Gear Stick Bottle Stop: The only STOP serious car enthusiasts could ever want for. On those occasions when you need a lift somewhere, and you don’t want you dad to drink, you can get him to put a stop in his favourite tipple so that he can help you out (around £12.00).

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Well there you have it kids; there are no excuses not to get your car mad dad a great gift; there are some excellent affordable gifts out there.

And Dad’s, if you’re reading this why not send a copy to your kids to help them make your day great?

The author of this article is Paul Stretton-Stephens (BA Hon’s), managing director of Car Bazar, (www.carbazar.co.uk) an online shop that specialises in providing an array of quality car themed gift products and experiences that are carefully selected to create truly memorable moments in the lives of car lovers and the givers of gifts.


Dads Are Heroes

Written by Alvah Parker


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Alvah Parker is a Business and Career Coach as well as publisher of Parker’s Points, an email tip list and Road to Success, an ezine. Parker specializes in working with professionals who want to have a career that is fun, fulfilling and profitable. Alvah is found on the web at www.asparker.com. She may also be reached at 781-598-0388. all rights reserved.


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