We've seen some of these cars before -- at the Power Tour, at the area's weekly car shows -- but, frankly, they don't get old.
Sunday, the Racine Zoo hosted its 14th annual car and bike show, and once again -- for a day, anyway -- the animals took second billing to hundreds of cars and motorcycles shined to a fare-thee-well. No doubt, there was method to their placement, but I couldn't see it. No matter: the serendipity of finding a truck next to a convertible next to a Model A ... well, that was the real fun.
There were just a few cars with For Sale signs, most of them pristine,
with prices that matched: a turquoise '48 Chevy coupe for $32,000;
a red (and flame) '29 Ford A roadster for $25,000 (or trade).
And then this 'project' '40 3/4 ton Chevy truck for just $4,100!
with prices that matched: a turquoise '48 Chevy coupe for $32,000;
a red (and flame) '29 Ford A roadster for $25,000 (or trade).
And then this 'project' '40 3/4 ton Chevy truck for just $4,100!
If you like skulls, then you'd love Adam Gullikson's '95 Bronco -- it had
scores of them: on the wheels, the pedals, engraved into the mirrors,
the engine, the antenna ... everywhere! The car, with a 15" lift, was a kid
favorite (Go figger!) and was inspired by its owner's love of shows like
BJ and the Bear, Dukes of Hazzard and Monster Jam.
scores of them: on the wheels, the pedals, engraved into the mirrors,
the engine, the antenna ... everywhere! The car, with a 15" lift, was a kid
favorite (Go figger!) and was inspired by its owner's love of shows like
BJ and the Bear, Dukes of Hazzard and Monster Jam.
What a great day to view wonderful automobiles, particularly those on display by Racine residents at the Masterpiece show in Milwaukee's Veteran's Park.
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