Showing posts with label Tbird. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tbird. Show all posts
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Stolen car alert, be on the lookout for a '57 black Tbird license plate ZCT 696 (California plate black background, yellow letters)
(Tuesday, 10/5/10) Chris Casny's black 1957 t-bird was stolen in the Hollywood Hills area. If you have any information or any connections to help Chris and his wife out, please contact scootermcrad@yahoo.com will get the message to him or will get you his direct contact info.
FYI, if you want to help spread the word on stolen cars, just email me ( jbohjkl@yahoo.com ) about the car with at leat 2 photos, one from the front, one from the back... just like the above two photos, and I will post an "Stolen car, be on the lookout for" immediately.
I have 175 other websites that are "Followers" and anything I post immediately shows up on their blogs as the most recent thing I've posted, along with a photo in most cases... and I am positive that no one minds if I use that little space to help out anyone whose car has been stolen. Leia Mais
Friday, October 1, 2010
Why hasn't anyone done this with their Tbird? From the movie "Murderers Row" a Matt Helm movie with Dean Martin (sort of a Bond similar role)
Just putting an LED message board in the place of the tail lights, clever!
Friday, August 20, 2010
the Marine Corps Recruit Depot (MCRD) car and motorcycle show for the Marine Corps Toys for Tots drive to bring unpriviledged kids xmas toys
This is the most recognizeable Marine today I think, and he is very active in charity work like the Marine Corps Toys for Tots drives, R. Lee Ermey. This chopper is his, and an up close gallery of it is here: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2010/06/coolest-chopper-well-probably-see-all_19.html
Damn, Cisneros is good at lettering and pinstriping
Barely visible above the writing is the pinstriping on the roof... now think about paying for pinstriping that only the people taller than 6 foot 5 inches will ever see
Pinstriping by Cisneros
The Lil Red Express truck, very cool way in the mid 1970's horsepower wars to beat the competition by stuffing a 360 into this truck
this is the first time I've seen a big rig at a car show that I can recall
The tbird I photographed behind the Syndicate
Anglia, which was a Ford product in England
the above painting is on the following Plymouth
A little mix of old (town and country horns) and new (hemi)
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