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| This weekly summer event always has a good turn out of Corvettes. | |||
 Generally all the Corvettes park together. This Friday
my old Corvette buddy Hank brought his 1940 Pontiac Station Wagon, instead
of one of his old Corvettes. IWAAAANIT! |
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 "Wood is Good" I have always wanted
a Woodie. Here is room for 9 real adults, not those miniaturized folk they
use in current car commercials. The plate ID has been altered by me. :) |
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 A magnificent yet simple dash board. This beauty was
loaded with options we take for granted today. A clock, radio, heater.
No cup holders. |
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 Hank explained how this early AC unit worked. On top
a leather plug is removed to add water to the tank. As you drive forward
air enters and somehow passes over the water and is ducted into car at
the rear. |
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 The textured roof on the outside is covering this beautiful
headliner. It looks like Oak bows and Oak runners. A work of art. |
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 Now if GM wanted to build these as a retro vehicle I
would most likely add one to my taxicab fleet. Notice how thin that side
mounted spare is, and the external gas tank filler. |
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 A Fulton Traffic Light Finder uses a light bending ability
of a prism to allow you to see the light change without craning your neck.
That's my Red 67 427, dull eh? |
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 Yes Virginia this is a Day-Night mirror. Flip up the
frosted lens in the day and flip it down at night. I did not check to see
if the date code was korrect. |
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