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Can you recall the car you drove in high school? If you were sentimental about it, it was probably tough to say goodbye to the vehicle. Dan owned a 1964 Chevy Bel Air in high school but sold it 10 years ago. His brother Stacy spent years tracking it down and once he finally found the original car, he bought it and Dan had no clue. After some serious and thoughtful restorations, Stacy finally revealed the car to Dan in a heartfelt exchange of brotherly love.

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