365 DAYS IN A MODEL A FORD

This young fellow has taken it upon himself to drive his 1930 Model A Ford as his only means of tranportation for 1 year. He started this last Oct. spending the Michigan winter in this 81 year old vehicle. He finds some great insights into human behavior, as well as our society and it's attitudes in general along the way. So if you have the time start at the beginning and follow along with him with his daily postings as he travels the roads of  Middle America. For the older members, it may bring back memories of  the way it was. For the younger ones, a different point of view from the way we travel nowadays. It is well worth the read.

Thanks,
 Norm Hampton


To start on the first day, Oct. 13 2010,  click on this link:  http://www.365daysofa.com/page/33 (notice it is page 33)  There may be more pages added when you arrive. If so, go to the bottom and click on "next" until you get to the highest numbered page which will be the beginning.
Put this link on your favorites:   http://www.365daysofa.com/page/1  and it will always put you to the most recent post.

Great website for original old car photo's

While browsing the internet, I came across this website of pictures that you may find interesting. They are vintage photos of  automobiles in different settings some are even in color. A lot of pictures of early vintage race cars. Hope you enjoy them as much as I do. Click on the link below.
Thanks,
Norm
http://theoldmotor.com/

Valentines Dinner 2011

A good time was had by all who attended the annual Valentine Dinner!
Thanks to all who came.

Art City Days car show 1966 sponsered by UVOCC

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This pictures are from 1966 Art City Days Car Show sponsered by the UVOCC.

Not sure whos car this is but I think it may be Dean Prothroe's? If anyone knows for sure please make a comment.

 Can anyone identify the owners of these cars?

This car is Glen Turner's Dodge. (1916 or 1917?)

This is a 1925 WHITE Yellowstone tour bus.  Merlin and Norma Hampton in the picture.