Marine Sgt. Nick Walsh was so in love together with his 1991 Ford Bronco that he vowed to cross it right down to his personal son sooner or later. However these desires have been seemingly shattered.
In 2007, Sgt. Walsh was on deployment in Iraq when he was killed by sniper fireplace. He was solely 26. His son, Triston, was simply 4 years outdated on the time. Although Triston’s mother stored the automobile, it started to disintegrate because the years handed by. Julie finally took to Fb to clarify the scenario and ask for some recommendation. Ought to she maintain onto the automobile, figuring out how a lot it meant to Triston and his late father, regardless of its completely unusable situation?
The group took notice, and it wasn’t lengthy earlier than native companies, mechanics, and dealerships have been chipping in to revive the Bronco without charge. Triston, who was nearing his sixteenth birthday, had no clue what was to come back. In reality, his mother advised him she bought the Bronco (because it was such a clunker, anyway) and mentioned she deliberate to make use of the cash to purchase him a distinct automobile as a substitute — one that really labored.
However the teen, who had gotten his hopes so excessive and desperately needed to drive his dad’s automobile, was so offended and disenchanted that he refused to talk to his mother for almost two weeks! He knew that having this automobile would make him really feel near his father, the fallen hero who died approach too early.
On this clip, watch as Triston’s mother brings him to the automobile dealership beneath false pretenses — and the curtain peels again to disclose his true birthday shock.