A note from an old timer?

[Wayne P]

Great Photo,? I stand corrected.?

I guess the common thread is just plain joy for everyone involved.


I have to agree. Went out for a quick 100 mile trip today and enjoyed the thumbs up from "old timers" as well as the smiles and waves from younger folk. Sunny day, the '48 ran great, life is good and everybody is happy.

[notdavidspade]

I'll drink to that!

[chetbrz]

Great Photo,  I stand corrected. 

I guess the common thread is just plain joy for everyone involved.

[notdavidspade]

I respectfully disagree.? Certainly bringing up fond memories in the minds of those who owned these back in the day is a pleasure, but I enjoy fascinating the next generation with the way things use to be..? ?now that?s what the old car hobby is all about to me.

[RC Drown]

I second that Motion, that to me is what the old car hobby is all about, the memories of the older generation, when these cars were new

[Cliff54]

........My dear friends, this is what I believe this hobby is all about.

Chet?

I agree 100%

Cliff54

[chetbrz]

I received this email today from a gentleman who wondered onto my web site.

Hello,

I am Vic Miesel from PA. I'm 90 yrs old and your pages brought back the fondest memories of the one I? bought new and owned until 1937. I guess you are aware that it was the first car with Hydraulic Brakes & tubed tires.

I wrote back:

Thanks, Vic,

I am very glad to hear from you and I can't tell you how much I enjoy my 1929 Plymouth.? I epically enjoy keeping this automobile on the road and the joy it gives people who like yourself are reminded of a time where computers and video games were not even a concept.

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My dear friends, this is what I believe this hobby is all about.

Chet?