Event Coverage The PLAID RUN: We're Just Two Guys and We're Having a Good time...HAVING A GOOD TIME!

i dont know kirk, but the guys driving the pick-up wearing plaid, looked pretty tough to me.

What a cool collection!!! Money can't buy taste. The truck you guys were driving looks to be a great daily driver. The shop is super cool too. Looked like a fun time.

 

WoW what a fantastic collection, it just goes to show that genuine car folks like cars .......all types of cars, looks like you had a blast,

Thanks for posting.



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Found the pics and the data sheet on the engine, but scanner is giving me issues. please be patient. hopefully later this evening. Sorry for delay, but should be worth the wait.
Dave Havlir

 

The Plaid Run had to be one of the best for me to view, wish there were more picks, thanks for posting.....Big $$$$ in those cars....

 

Red -

You have a truly magnificent collection of stuff. Your early 1900s cars are so very cool. I have always wanted a Stutz, though it has and will continue to be out of my league.

I remember the guys at the Curtis Museum were referencing some stuff from the left coast while they were building a recreation of a Curtis Flying boat. Be nice also to hear a bit more on the Heath Parosol story, if you get a chance.

 

The collection is not his. It belonged to the gentleman who p***ed away. Fred DOES have an amazing Indian motorcycle collection though!

 

Cool stuff! It's what I like to see!

Thanks for sharing your great day!

 

I want SOME Indians real bad now!!

 

Here ya go,I'll throw the Cowboys in for free.


I'll talk to one of the Road Zombies about the Mystery Run too.

 

I heart plaid.

 

As promised, here are the photos and data sheet of the ice boat that I built the art deco seats for. . Scott_Rod had to take a hammer to my PC to get the images to load right! By the way, Scott_Rod made the cushions, too.

if anybody has any questions, please feel free to PM me.

 

That thing is so cool, I wish we had ice in California, I would build one!

 

Totally Rad! Thanks for posting those pics. They used to use those or similar things on Lake Winnipesaukee.

Well the collection is real nice no matter who it belongs to, glad that its used, its what it is supposed to do!

And I would love to see the Indians too (not just those plastic ones)!

 

I got some photos of his collection, but I figured the whiners would start if I posted them. PLus it's Fred's private collection and he would have to say it's OK to post them publicly.

 

cool pics and bonus points for the Lonely Island reference!

 

Very cool post Kirk & thanks for sharing the pix. It looks like a fun day with some GREAT cars.

Chris

Mike^^^Next time your in Alabama check out this place. The "Barber Vintage Museum". I will be heading there in a couple of weeks and sneaking away for a couple of hours to check it out.

https://www.barbermuseum.org/lotus.php

 

Sweet! Bring back the white one!

 

I just want to go in that garage, sit and stare.

 

Thanks Kirk !! enjoyed the photos...The Curtis Museum in New York is a fantastic place to visit..

 

Thanks for the coverage of something most of us would never have a chance to see or even know about!! I think I recognize W******* Rd and the one with all the bikes...I ride my motorbike over that way now and then and have lunch at the crossroad...great place for a drive too.

 

some info on the tank

http://www.bugatti.com/en/tradition/bugatti-models/t32.html