We happened across something special on our journey back from my mother's 80th birthday celebration in Oklahoma. Stopping outside of Tulsa for a bite to eat, we noticed a jalopy in the parking lot from 1944. It was a rusty thing - and coincidentally, also 80 years old.
Upon leaving the fast food establishment, we saw other old rust buckets (and I say that in the fondest way) entering the parking lot. Soon we were discover there was a car show in a park less than three miles away. We had to go and see what they called a PreWar PileUp.
Upon leaving the fast food establishment, we saw other old rust buckets (and I say that in the fondest way) entering the parking lot. Soon we were discover there was a car show in a park less than three miles away. We had to go and see what they called a PreWar PileUp.
While my son would be more interested in modern, exotic muscle cars, these were the ones that caught my eye. Interesting was when the Tesla Cyber Truck arrived. He wasn't part of the show, but had to stop because his own vehicle was making a "funny noise". I had to get this last picture, which I call Great Grandson Looking at the Old Folks at the Family Reunion.
