Summary:
The old man's 50th wedding anniversary is approaching, and his friends, Corey and others, decide to restore a 1966 Chrysler Imperial convertible as a surprise gift. They secretly sell the old car, causing some tension but later reveal the restored Imperial to the old man, who is thrilled. They also engage in various activities, including a shooting competition, a visit to a B-17 bomber, and the purchase of an electric car, which they later sell at the pawn shop. They work on restoring the Chrysler, hoping to have it ready for the anniversary party.
Sure, here are the key facts from the text:
1. The old man's 50th wedding anniversary is coming up.
2. Me and Corey decided to fix up a 66 Chrysler Imperial convertible as a gift.
3. The car had been sitting in the back lot for six years.
4. The old man keeps saying he's going to fix it up, but it never happens.
5. They sold the car for a thousand bucks, which angered the old man.
6. The buyer wanted to turn the car into a low rider.
7. The B-17 World War II Flying Fortress was mentioned as something they wanted to see.
8. They had a shooting competition at a range, and the old man won.
9. They encountered an electric car from the mid-60s that they considered buying.
10. The negotiation for the electric car ended with a sale at $600.
11. They are working on restoring a car for a party, and there's a sense of urgency to get it done in time.
These are the factual points from the text, without opinions or commentary.