Hot Rods Almost didn't make it home!

Dunno why,but seeing that photo reminds me of the ol' Simon and Garfunkle song,,SLIP SLIDIN" AWAY! HRP

 

BRRRRRR!!!!!!!

great lookin ride though.

 

I love salt. Tastes great on fries.

 

I'm glad to see you got snow up there I'm heading up to Hale next weekend to do some hunting not to far from you

snow aways makes hunting a little easier

lets hope I can get a deer this year

 

Good job getting home in one piece.

Great looking coupe

 

That's the stuff you see in California when it cracks off the mainland and floats off into the sea!

Seriously, if I saw that coupe in our weather, I would say WTF?!?! as I turned my head to watch you go past, then promptly skid into a telephone pole...

 

****, I had nearly 6" of snow here all ready right before halloween. Haven't had any real good days lately to even take out the Harley. Winter's commin early !

 

You are the man of the week, with big br*** nuts

 

We got a decent snow this moring and the main road was shut down due to accidents.....so I had to cut though the woods on logging roads and state gameland roads....it was an interesting drive to work.

You should have seen the expressions of people faces when I drove my old truck out of the woods.

 

Lovin' the look of the 5W man. Great picture, too.

 

Yep ! Time to put the toy away. I hate this time of year !!!

Glenn

 

Very nice coupe, you need to relocate somewhere that you can drive it all year around. I don't know if I could "put my cars away" for 4 or 5 months of the year. What a bummer.

 

I lied, I took mine to car club meeting lastnight, mid 20's with no top or heat made for a cold *** ride down the thruway. On a side note it felt good to hear it rumbling along and being pressed back into the seat. Lots of looky lous and horn honks, but I was to frozen in place to respond...lol

 

doesn't cooker sell old looking snow chains ?

 

No snow here yet. I dig driving in the snow. The Tudor will be 4 season roadworthy when I get it done.

 

I somehow missed this thread.. Good to see you made it home Mike. I put the '32 and the wife's '37 away for the winter a couple of weeks ago. It ****s to be without your toys for a few months but it's the price you pay for living in this Godforsaken frozen trundra. Remember, you said you fell in love with this part of the country when you first came out here. Anything to change your mind about leaving California?
Anyway, it looks like we'll be driving civilian cars when we have lunch someday soon, right? I'll be checking with you soon for a lunch date. Stay warm.

Frank

 

I still love it Frank. 40+ years in Calif was enough for me. I appreciate my car so much in April that its almost like getting a new car every year!I do still miss the mountains and deserts but the benefits far out way the winter for me, I think I shall stay. Hope to do that lunch soon.

 

Call me a wuss then. I just packed my coupe away last weekend for the winter. The wife was crying for her side of the garage for the winter. And we all know; if momma ain't happy...

 

25 deg. here east of Pittsburgh PA, I drive my '34 Ford Cabriolet year round, top and windows up, no heater, doesn't go for **** in the snow. No Bonneville salt on it, just Penndot road salt.

 

beautiful coupe man, yup, time to put 'er away, o well summers a comin!

 

That is a really sweet ride! Love it. I don't miss the snow at all. After 5 years in South Dakota and 3 years in upstate NY.....no thanks.

Rod