Ronnie Sox Memorial die cast car

[3BIRDS1X]

Trolling the net I visted here http://www.ronniesox.com and found a die cast of the Sox-Martin 6BBL car and even though I quit buying die cast cars (too many of them) I broke down and bought one because it looked so sharp, it was $70 and is 1 of 1000 made so potential it may be a good deal as a collectable too, and the profits go to St.Jude. The main reason I'm plugging it here is that in this day and age of getting a purchase jammed in a box and no note of thanks Diane Sox wrote me a nice letter of appreciation I thought that taking the time to do something like that is pretty classy. anyhow just thought I'd share it with you and say the site is worth a browse.

 

[Roadcuda]

That is a class act to have someone write a personal letter of thanks. It's that kind of thing that lets you know that your money is going somewhere where it really is appreciated. And the car looks good too!

 

[ACME A12]

Thanks for sharing. Nice note - you'd expect nothing less from that family - they exude class.

I have a S&M Hemi Duster Pro Stocker that is autographed by Ronnie. One of my favorite die cast cars.

Ray

 

[Big John]

A friend told me a story the other day.

A number of years ago, he was sitting in a restaurant in Columbus, eating breakfast before heading off to the Mopar Nationals for the day. There was a guy sitting at the counter next to him and they struck up a conversation. After talking for a while, someone walked by and said, "hey Ronnie" and it was then that he realized that he was talking to Ronnie Sox.

He said he was just a real nice down to earth guy.

 

[69hemibeep]

I got a hand written note also when I bought a raffle ticket for the hemi give away, class act!

 

[Basketcase]

I was thinking the same thing when reading the first post. The Sox's are an example of "Class". Ronnie was supposed to be at The Chrysler Classic at Norwalk, and I made plans to go and get something off Freebird signed. That was the year he got really sick and didn't make the show.