Rodent Posted July 24 Posted July 24 Point Reyes Station, CA. Oddball assortment of cars that are expected in Marin County.
89AKurt Posted July 24 Posted July 24 2 hours ago, Tim W. SoCal said: A bunch of idiots attempting to prove that they can drive down the Southern California freeways at 80mph with their heads up their a**es. Hey wrong thread. 😜 Crotch rocket Donorcycles on AZ69 are abusing the lane splitting law, and doing 80 sometimes. Club cruise night last week. 1
sfhess Posted July 24 Posted July 24 1 hour ago, Rodent said: Point Reyes Station CA. 1964 Bonneville. a 62 actually. 1
The Junkman Posted July 24 Posted July 24 (edited) Pt Reyes Station is a great place for car watching, especially on a weekend. Saw this a couple of years back about a block away from your photo location. Not a garage queen, had "The Club" on the steering wheel and the dash board was comprehensively weatherchecked. But what would a resto cost for a Gullwing? Edited July 24 by The Junkman 3
Bainford Posted July 24 Posted July 24 1 hour ago, The Junkman said: Not a garage queen, had "The Club" on the steering wheel and the dash board was comprehensively weatherchecked. But what would a resto cost for a Gullwing? Now that's a cool roadside sighting. The 'Club' and the weather-checked dash are icing on the cake. Forget the resto; it's much more cool in it's present condition. Bring the maintenance up to date, check the tires, fill the tank, and hit the road. 1
Rodent Posted July 24 Posted July 24 13 hours ago, sfhess said: a 62 actually. Yup, a typo. The plate even says that it is a '62. 1
porschercr Posted July 24 Posted July 24 (edited) 4 hours ago, The Junkman said: Pt Reyes Station is a great place for car watching, especially on a weekend. Saw this a couple of years back about a block away from your photo location. Not a garage queen, had "The Club" on the steering wheel and the dash board was comprehensively weatherchecked. But what would a resto cost for a Gullwing? $1,350,000 in #3 Good Condition. $950,000 in #4 Fair Condition. +$100,000 for Rudge wheels. +2,500.00 Becker radio. +$20,000 fitted luggage. As per Hagerty. Edited July 24 by porschercr added info. 1
Tim W. SoCal Posted July 25 Posted July 25 22 hours ago, 89AKurt said: On 7/23/2025 at 6:35 PM, Tim W. SoCal said: A bunch of idiots attempting to prove that they can drive down the Southern California freeways at 80mph with their heads up their a**es. Hey wrong thread. 😜 That is what I saw on the road yesterday. This is the thread I intended to post it in...
89AKurt Posted July 25 Posted July 25 1 hour ago, Tim W. SoCal said: That is what I saw on the road yesterday. This is the thread I intended to post it in... Didn't I see that you have to post pictures, or you didn't see it? 😉 Last century when I had a '57 Chevy station wagon, I met this guy with that '57 4 door Hardtop. At the time he was trying a turbo. I'm sure it's him, but was driving Stealth. 1
Earl Marischal Posted July 25 Posted July 25 Followed a Plymouth Duster with 340 badges in metallic blue. Nose down stance with massive rears and a throaty rumble. Also a Toyota FJ Cruiser in orange. Never knew they existed. Rare beasts in the middle of York! steve
The Junkman Posted July 25 Posted July 25 20 hours ago, porschercr said: +$100,000 for Rudge wheels. As per Hagerty. Wow, a set brought $85K at an auction last year. The rich DO live interesting lives, far more than I. https://bringatrailer.com/listing/wheels-34/
A modeler named mike Posted July 25 Posted July 25 One of my neighbor's wife, going out for a spin in one of her rides. Her other is either a '56 or "57 T-bird, black. 5
Tim W. SoCal Posted July 26 Posted July 26 20 hours ago, 89AKurt said: Didn't I see that you have to post pictures, or you didn't see it? 😉 I was too busy dodging all these idiots to take pictures, plus breaking out the cell phone camera at 80mph on a freeway full of people demonstrating their deficient driving skills ain't particularly safe!...😉🙂😉 1
89AKurt Posted July 26 Posted July 26 3 hours ago, Suburban_Hooligan said: saw this on my way home from work. but is it real? [...] Looks real to me, but what do I know about fake cars. 😏 Also dodgy to take pictures while driving, I never do that. 🙄 This is my on-the-road shot for tonight, the beginning of White Spar, I'm doing about 2 MPH, not twice the posted suggestion on the corner signs. Earlier today, outside a mechanic's shop sat this C-10, been in the family forever, he has it with a built engine. So I'll *have to* show him my Green Barge. 2
Suburban_Hooligan Posted July 26 Posted July 26 12 hours ago, 89AKurt said: Looks real to me, but what do I know about fake cars. 😏 Also dodgy to take pictures while driving, I never do that. 🙄 This is my on-the-road shot for tonight, the beginning of White Spar, I'm doing about 2 MPH, not twice the posted suggestion on the corner signs. i was waiting for that red left turn arrow seen above the car to turn green. 😉
89AKurt Posted July 26 Posted July 26 (edited) 1 hour ago, Suburban_Hooligan said: i was waiting for that red left turn arrow seen above the car to turn green. 😉 Some left turn red lights are forever, so it's a great time spender. My first traffic light from home is a stupid "smart" light, many times I sit there with no traffic coming my way, both directions, then when a platoon gets close, the first cars run the red light. Bosa Donuts P.V. cruise, for some reason a bunch of Fords congregated. Cars & Coffee: One of three Cobras there. The only Task Force pickup: I built a 3D printed model of this truck, looks ready for paint! This C-10 Survivor has only FIVE THOUSAND+ miles, no rust anywhere, even behind the bumpers. The owner hunts down estate sales, to beat the used car dealers. Some interesting JDM and other imports: Now to find the Outlaw Porsche thread..... Edited July 26 by 89AKurt stupid spillchick! 5
Falcon Ranchero Posted July 26 Posted July 26 (edited) Today's sightings. This '65 New Yorker musta broke down on the way to the car show, as it was there on the way there and back. Edited July 26 by Falcon Ranchero 4
89AKurt Posted July 26 Posted July 26 Some more from today. Last century when I was going to college, carpooled with a guy who had exactly this, same color, to go ski at Snowbowl. Cold as you know what, he was switching the heat lever back and forth. I remember the ride more than the day of skiing. Love the bumpers. 3
Perspect Scale Modelworks Posted Sunday at 07:42 PM Posted Sunday at 07:42 PM Not on the road, but on line. Apparently this was a thing in 1977 at New Smyrna Beach, Fl. This would make an interesting build.
stitchdup Posted Sunday at 07:51 PM Posted Sunday at 07:51 PM 9 minutes ago, Perspect Scale Modelworks said: Not on the road, but on line. Apparently this was a thing in 1977 at New Smyrna Beach, Fl. This would make an interesting build. thats a massive light almost sitting on top of the roof but it looks to be half floating
A modeler named mike Posted Sunday at 08:08 PM Posted Sunday at 08:08 PM This yard ornament is usually well groomed. It's original to the farm and was to far rotted to salvage. 2
Perspect Scale Modelworks Posted Monday at 12:21 AM Posted Monday at 12:21 AM 4 hours ago, Perspect Scale Modelworks said: Not on the road, but on line. Apparently this was a thing in 1977 at New Smyrna Beach, Fl. This would make an interesting build. And why is he wearing a motorcycle helmet 🤔
Suburban_Hooligan Posted Monday at 12:34 AM Posted Monday at 12:34 AM 11 minutes ago, Perspect Scale Modelworks said: And why is he wearing a motorcycle helmet 🤔 cause he's driving a dune buggy? 😕
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