3 NEW MONTHLY FEATURES

Once a month I will try to highlight the following

#1 A concept car of the past

- Way down below is a 1958 Plymouth Cabana with its open rear cargo area must have stuck in someones mind because Studebaker brought us the Wagonaire 1963-1966 below

Recently the 04 GMC Envoy!

#2 A well known custom car

This is the 1969 Pink Panther car and one of the few of this status that only had one example built and a clear designer/builder Jay Ohrberg, who? More about him later in a blog, he is the man behind quite a few Hollywood cars although "someone else may have put them in his stable". It may be tough isolating who actually built future ones because multiple credits for the same cars are out there!

#3 A car to ID, AKA NAME THAT CAR! GO FOR IT PRIVATE EYES! All American attempt at building a world class race car, lightweight with V8 power. Never grabbed a financial backer and had no link to any of the big companies so it was over almost as fast as it began- 1962-1964 and only 3 cars were built and all 3 still exist today. As you see in the photos the owner is not scared to toss it around a bit!

MUSCLE CAR & CORVETTE NATIONALS PART 3

There was a lot to see and I think I got it all or at least the unusual and special?

One of the vehicles that was unveiled is a very special 1968 FWD 442 commissioned by Fred Hurst himself, it has an Olds Toronado driveline! may have misled on this, front wheel drive not 4 wheel drive. Fouranado=BAD NAME CHOICE.

This show is becoming the place to be because it draws the best cars and all the big names in the hobby!