Art & Inspiration Traditional images that need no explanation.

Just north of Creed's place, around '77 it was an Acme for a while [I think], still there selling cars [I think again], don't drive by it much.

 

Bud Bryan built the roadster and was later owned by Julian Alvarez (RIP).

Mick

 

Yeah, the hoist is on a trolly (on an I-beam).

But...WHY ?

Reminds me very much of something that happened back when I worked at B&M (transmissions). Funny now, but NOT at the time.

Mike

 

These pics need no explanation, the young lady likes to get around . And it,s not photshop or AI

 

That's one way of looking at it.

 

Arnie Beswick.

 

I explain anyway
https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/aloha-wanderwell-first-woman-drive-world

 

Thanks once again for your informative and excellent follow up @j hansen !!!!

 

And everybody knew ya didn’t give no lip to Big John.

 

Yea, I'm thinking that lift set up is a hard pass for me.

It may have worked when that car was almost new. Can you imaging the noises and associated pops and snaps the car would make in the lifting and setting it back down of that car today? Want to bet what the condition of the glass and door fit would be afterwards with that car today?

 

Reminds me of a 65 Ford we had on a old 2 post lift back about 1975 we went to lunch and rear post came down the front stayed up...........................