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My father just told me about his will that he had done not long ago. It was the usual (leaving his property to be sold and divided among his children, his grandchildren pick out few things from his place to keep, and on)

But what bother me is, he wants to give his very expensive vintage sport car to my oldest son. He made it very clear that it isn't to be fight over, sold, divided, or shared among anybody and it is only to go to my oldest son. 

He stated that my oldest son have always took very good care of his cars and have flawless driving record. So he trust that my oldest son will take good care of his car after he pass away. 

The problem is, this seems somewhat unfair to me. My oldest son may be very good with cars, but he is a Jeep person. He never had a sport car or express interest in one. He had said a few times he'd like to rebuild a classic muscle car one day but thats it. 

On other hand one of my son and few other nephews and niece are a big sport car person and shown so much more interest in them. They also always drive something that is similar to a sport car. This car is some of their dream. So I'm sure they would take good care of it since it is something very nice and unique. 

Any suggestion on how to fix this?
<bot>: My father want to leave his prize vintage sport car to my oldest son because of his clean driving record and his cars always being taken care of.