Dr Crankenstein
Rocket Surgeon
Last evening, I dropped by a local car club and followed them along. Covid or no Covid, they've been doing this for several years... "drive by" parades for persons in retirement, palliative care, assisted living and/or hospice facilities. [cl
Naturally, I collected a few pictures...
The car (below) immediately brings our Uncle Bob to mind. I've been familiar with the project since its infancy in the late '80's. It's a fiberglass body from MAS in Minnesota, has opening (suicide) doors, a narrowed 12 bolt diff and the cowl has been extended considerably. The owner is five foot nothing and he said, "You have to be my height and weight to get in this car." (I don't doubt that for a minute. It's a tiny, tiny car.)
I caught this '33 Plymouth coupe twice, at the clubhouse and on the tour...
Valiant Signet ragtop. I'm reasonably sure, it's the same car painstakingly restored by a family friend who passed several years ago. I wasn't able to corner the current owner, but I'll catch up with him sooner or later...
The last few, I know little or nothing about, though I have to say, the Dodge (or Fargo) PU is absolutely gorgeous from any angle.
'39 Ford Cabriolet
Last, but not least, a '39 Ford coupe. BLACK CARS MATTER and this one is flawless, though it could benefit from a rake adjustment.
There were more cars, but I cherry picked these few. There would usually be many more cars and many more cherries to pick, but the Nazis are currently on a blitz, specifically targeting "modified vintage vehicles".
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Naturally, I collected a few pictures...
The car (below) immediately brings our Uncle Bob to mind. I've been familiar with the project since its infancy in the late '80's. It's a fiberglass body from MAS in Minnesota, has opening (suicide) doors, a narrowed 12 bolt diff and the cowl has been extended considerably. The owner is five foot nothing and he said, "You have to be my height and weight to get in this car." (I don't doubt that for a minute. It's a tiny, tiny car.)
I caught this '33 Plymouth coupe twice, at the clubhouse and on the tour...
Valiant Signet ragtop. I'm reasonably sure, it's the same car painstakingly restored by a family friend who passed several years ago. I wasn't able to corner the current owner, but I'll catch up with him sooner or later...
The last few, I know little or nothing about, though I have to say, the Dodge (or Fargo) PU is absolutely gorgeous from any angle.
'39 Ford Cabriolet
Last, but not least, a '39 Ford coupe. BLACK CARS MATTER and this one is flawless, though it could benefit from a rake adjustment.
There were more cars, but I cherry picked these few. There would usually be many more cars and many more cherries to pick, but the Nazis are currently on a blitz, specifically targeting "modified vintage vehicles".
.