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A NASCAR driver gave his dad the most thoughtful and hilarious Father's Day gift


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NASCAR's Parker Kligerman gave his dad a Father's Day gift he'll never forget.

Kligerman's father used to own a Porsche 911 convertible, but the engine on the car failed to due the intermediate shaft, or IMS bearing, constantly causing engine problems. The problem was quite prevalent with Porsche Boxsters, 911s, and Caymans made from 1999-2008.

Kligerman decided to honor his dad's car in a hilarious way. He had an IMS bearing framed for his father with a picture of his car on top of the piece of "art." He described the idea behind the gift on his Instagram post.

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Kligerman made the piece himself, which certainly adds to how special the gift must be to his father.

The gift is both thoughtful and funny, so Kligerman knocked this Father's Day gift out of the park.

(h/t Jalopnik)

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