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From The Abbeville Institute:
I learned to drive in a pasture. The speed limit didn’t matter; that orange Allis Chalmers tractor could only go so fast on uneven ground. Sweetheart, my grandmother, told too many tales of reckless young boys whose turns on the lumbering machines led to disfigurement and death, so I didn’t try anything too adventurous. That is, until my mother let me drive her Buick. Back in 1962, Interstate 85 in Anderson County, South Carolina, was paved in concrete, but not yet open to traffic. It would be a year before I could get my permit, but I took full license in claiming the smooth tracks as my…