OUR FIRST SUGAR SHACK ROLL-IN OF 2023

 The weather cooperated and we finally made it out to a roll-in at The Shack.  Beautiful evening with low humidity and the sounds of The Band SPAM.

There were maybe 12 cars/trucks out so a pretty good turnout.

Two different angles on Larry and Jane's Plymouth...

Met a couple that pulled up in this nice 1963 Impala SS droptop.  Sporting a 409.  He said it was in rough shape when he got it and has tried to restore as close to original as possible.

I met a young man that drove up in this 1971 Mach 1 Mustang with a 351.  He's 22 years old and this is one of three cars he has!

Jim poking around this rat rod...

BONUS PHOTOS FROM THE BAND SPAM (FACEBOOK)

The Band Spam

Sugar Shack owner Mark Poulos

Larry checking the trunk

Walt and Marie's 1939 Ford Cabriolet

ROLL-IN AT THE PLEASANT HILL DINER

 This was our first time to the diner for a roll-in.  It was the first of the season for them and we were 11 cars/trucks strong!  Jesse was singing and we had a nice spot in the shade.

FIRST ROLL-IN OF THE SEASON! ~ VFW

 An 80 degree day with minimal wind and a chance to go to one of the larger roll-ins...sign us up!

We had hoped to start our season on Tuesday at The Sugar Shack but weather did not cooperate.

Here are pics from the VFW (I was told there were 126 cars there)...

Cindy and Maggie

Tiny Bee! (It has mags)

The 1960 Ford Sunliner on the right caught Cindy's eye...

Like butter...

License plates says "Banana Boat"

Beautiful 1964 Ford Galaxie convertible

This Jimmy hauler also caught Cindy's eye 😊

This Plymouth Satellite has a 426 Hemi

A 1966 Plymouth Satellite...all stock...numbers matching

Cindy up visiting with the cool crowd 😁

MARY LOU OUT OF THE BARN

 On Saturday, I drove her to get air in the tires and topped off the gas.  It started to rain so I ended up washing her on Sunday morning with wind chills in the 30s!

There was a fair amount of anti-freeze on the engine I tried using Gunk...

Later on Sunday Cindy and I used Mary Lou as a "grocery getter" 😀