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Took advantage of a nice spring day. Started to dig around in the vehicle storage that dad used to and I now rent. And I found the original wheels and tires that came on my Imperial. I forgot just how heavy and ugly the wire caps were. I was surprised the Plasti-kote silver bumper chrome...

Trying to figure out how to get my Imperial into dad's (guess it's mine now) rented space. Really hard to let go of his projects still. On the brighter side. Who'd think that on December 7th that I could still be driving my baby. It was in the 50's today and supposedly the same tomorrow.

Here is a Newport that was actually at a show today in Northwood, IA. All original purchased by the current owners grandfather, per window card.

My mainstay daily year round is the 2010 Dodge Challenger SE/Rallye. It's got the 3.5 liter with a 5sp autostick. Actually isn't that bad in winter as long as we don't get deep wet snow. But come summer it's hard to choose between the Challenger or Imperial. And now to complicate things even...

The winter of 2022/23 just won't quit. On menu tonight heavy wet sticky snow. And even more forecasted to come in the near future. ....5 hours later.

I couldn't agree with you more. I'll be keeping mine until it's absolutely necessary.

Yes, can't beat the price for 6 months of storage.

Well it's official, driving season is over. Last weekend the Imperial went into hibernation. See you in late April ol' girl.

So anyone had to have a car shipped a decent distance lately? I'm betting it's a pretty penny.

I personally never listened to Nirvana as I was a country kid back in the 90's. But as I've gotten older some of Kurt's music really isn't all that bad. Edit: so this isn't a thread about Nirvana's Neve Mind. I guess never mind then.:rofl:

Spent this Saturday getting the '81 all cleaned up and shiny again. I didn't realise just how much it needed this bath. Got to get ready for the last show of the year tomorrow. Also trying to get the drivers side power window figured out. About a third of the time it works great (if I pound...

Even though slabs are not my thing. I saw this New Yorker at a show on Sunday and liked it. It's even a local, too.

Wish I could find my drawing that I did many years ago of a 71 Sport Suburban sedan delivery.

The 1967/68 Eldorado was a rolling work of art. And look amazing done up right. I personally had to settle for a much, much newer model. Funny how my Eldo has become more admired now it's 21 years old.

Merry Christmas to all of you.