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A hundred-year-old makes wooden toy cars for children he will never meet

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Bill Covington is 100, his eyesight is going, and he is still at the bandsaw in Sulphur, Louisiana. The cars go into shoeboxes bound for children abroad.
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A hundred-year-old makes wooden toy cars for children he will never meet

Bill Covington is 100, his eyesight is going, and he is still at the bandsaw in Sulphur, Louisiana. The cars go into shoeboxes bound for children abroad.

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sheets.works broke the news on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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