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Exploring canyons, creeks, cars and bars
We'll start with the cars. This Plymouth is for sale.
This Dodge is not.
I'm sure this is quite a rare beast, as in 1957 Chevrolet Cameo pickups with a NAPCO 4x4 conversion were like hen's teeth. Heck, as rare as Hen's Wisdom teeth!
FYI - This very lovely truck in like-new condition sold recently for $75,000
Then we came to Bill's corner, with El Camino waiting for him to come get it for restoration...
same guy had a Pontiac Firebird too. And two Ford pickups and something under a cover. It was that kind of neighborhood.
Ending with Mike's choice, the Corvair Greenbriar Van
FYI - my Rampside (shown below) which is the pickup cousin on the Greenbriar was sold (not by me) on Bring a Trailer for $15,000. I bought it for $400.
Ending with Mike's choice, the Corvair Greenbriar Van
FYI - my Rampside (shown below) which is the pickup cousin on the Greenbriar was sold (not by me) on Bring a Trailer for $15,000. I bought it for $400.
Herein ends the old car spotting theme, and we see C Me Out 2 go blasting by in his C8. We put the pedal down and headed for the canyons.
Please join us for part 2 of today's adventure.
Please join us for part 2 of today's adventure.
Exploring canyons, creeks, cars and bars
We'll start with the cars. This Plymouth is for sale. This Dodge is not. I'm sure this is quite a rare beast, as in 1957 Chevrolet Cameo pickups with a NAPCO 4x4 conversion were like hen's teeth. Heck, as rare as Hen's Wisdom teeth! FYI - This very lovely...
Part 2 Canyons and Creeks
We went for a quick walk at a private pond hidden in a private community. We entered with impunity. But not immunity, so we kept it a short visit. We had a nice conversation with a goldfish on steroids. But we had no food for him. He said, Burp, bloop, sp...
Part 3 Cliffs and Canyons
We had come to a deadend street which offered us a chance to enter a vacant lot between 2 houses. Maybe the empty lot was the result of a house falling off... yikes! The grass was very slippery. Looking down. Looking West at the road to La Jolla South tow...
I always find it interesting when I see cars people wanting to restore...
I grew up back in the day of 50s 60s and 70s and many of the cars I see today that people are restoring were NEVER considered "classics" but were merely family cars. I had a 46 Pontiac, a 57 Pontiac Hearse, a 68 Charger (like the one in Bullitt) a 75 Mont...
Taste in vehicles certainly varies
From family to family and region to region. We need thing is for certain - most people with an older car have more than one (I suppose the same thing applies to 🐈⬛ cats).
