"She was going to give it to her niece who was in high school many years ago and I convinced her to keep it. In addition to a '65 MGB, the Raymonds have a '69 MGB that Lorraine bought new in California.
The T-Bird is not the only Raymond car with a family history. That was kind of interesting," Raymond said.
"Then she ended up sitting behind the wheel. Raymond recalled "an elderly lady that looked it over and wanted her picture taken near the car. Occasionally someone will reminisce about the vintage vehicle. I couldn't afford it now since I'm married but when I bought it, I wasn't married," he said. "I'll see people who would like one of these but can't quite afford it.
At car shows, he said, "A lot of people ask about the color like you did and how many years have you had this, but they're kind of interested in the engine and things like that.
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