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That's a beautiful set-up! I'd bet you'd spend more time stopping for pics and explanations than camping time!
Steve, you are right on.
My good bud and HS classmate found (in a field) and built a 1940 Chevrolet Sedan and made it into a pretty nice daily driver. The only thing that is '40 Chevrolet in the body and frame.
His story about what you mention goes like this...
"I'd show up at the rod run in downtown Spring Tx and park on the curb. It didn't take long for the questions and comments to start from the admirers of classic cars."
One day there appeared two young ladies (18-20) and they really loved the cars and one finally asked, "Have you had this long? Did you buy it new?"
Johnny simply answered, "nope, didn't buy it new because it's 'OLDRNME' but I have owned it since 1978 and the good thing is that I only owe one more payment."
The girls walked away speechless.
The Cussler Museum in Colorado has a similar Pierce Arrow duo.
Pierce-Arrow car & Trailor set up is very very nice looking ....
What a classy set up!
It would be really cool to be able to have that set up today
Congrats on your retirement plans in 1 year from now
I always say .. that when a person retires - they are really starting to live thier realy life
I got 3 more years for that magic 62 to arrive
Making plans to buy property around the Crossville Tenn area
Jan is up there now even as we speak ... looking at properties ... she is staying with my mom ... Anniston ALA area
Great looking picts .... great plans to travel the USA .. there is a lot of great places to go and even more greater things to see
I love the Pierce-Arrow and Travel trailer
I didn't know it was there!
We were in Colorado City and Vail just three weeks ago and we came within feet of this museum! Darn.
Jim, thanks for letting me know and I'll put it on my bucket list map.
Cool story!