Hello, When my wife and I go out to run some errands, we always do multiple things in one trip. The main thing is to get our calm attitude towards the never ending pandemic situation we are all in for the past two years. The maroon color, sedan delivery, stood out among the blacks and white modern cars. Then it was also the classic 50s style that drew our attention. My digital camera was quickly out and several fast photos were taken. It was one nice, custom sedan delivery. In one of our early drives back then, we saw it turning a corner of a local street. We had not seen the Maroon Ford Sedan Delivery since 2018. Wow, almost 4 years of local sighting and nothing for the between time… Jnaki It was one Ford Sedan Delivery we would like to have in our garage. The detailing was very nice and it looked like is should be a custom sedan delivery from the time period that we grew up in Long Beach many moons ago. But, in recent pandemic forays to the beach for some uplifting scenery, we did see the Maroon Ford Sedan Delivery in action and parked. It still is a very cool custom hot rod/cruiser.
Andi Goud, artist Ole Hanson was the founder of the city of San Clemente. Its historic beach club is in the North end of the city and stands out, today as a throwback to the early days of the city. The beach club was used for just about everything and its outdoor pool was used almost everyday by the city population. The white sand beach is just steps away from the complex. Hello, This mural depicts historic San Clemente, CA as a 1928 entity. If anyone is going to the Saturday Cars and Coffee Event, off of the Pico/I-5 Freeway offramp, it is one way to get to the event. Just before one turns into the Outlet Center, this large building size artwork can be seen. Jnaki At first, it was easy to mistake it for a 1937 Dodge Sedan. But the side emblem says “supercharged.” So, 1937 Graham Supercharged Maroon Sedan motor would have this most unusual set up. But, the artwork is unmistakable and is impressive...
It's a beauty for sure. I hope I'm not stepping on anyone's toes but the color looks like Mandarin Maroon, a stock color for '40. I like it so much I painted my '41 that color and am glad I did.
I found another picture of my Willys. This one taken in Indy 500 museum parking lot. We left the 78 NSRA street rod nats in Columbus Ohio and headed west for a cross country tour. 13,000 miles in 6 weeks. Oh, color is 75 BMW Malaga red Glasirut paint. Pat
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