I just saw this car roll past South 54th and Oakes street in Tacoma this afternoon. Unless it was this one's double. These cars are sooooo common, ya know.
Yeah, you folks really have it nice there. We don't see cars like this in florida mainly because they've either crushed, or bought up by collectors who never get around to restoring them. Your blog is a rolling buffet of everything that makes motoring great. And I gotta tell ya' fellas, I just can't pull my eyes away from the screen! BTW, Tony did you folks get the pics that I sent you of some of the OPC's we have here? I've got a line on a '64 Chevy that is owned by a friend of mine. She has owned this car since new. She just parked it for good last year when she got a late model SUV. Well, back to the buffet! Thank God these pictures aren't fattening! If they were, I'd wigh a ton by now.
jury's still out on whether the ladder is for work or for looks. my vote is the latter considering the overall condition of the car and the conspicuous sticker placement.
the hands-down best aspect of this post: the "MASTER======85=======" plaque.
Best of OPC. 
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this is freaking fantastic. no "nice rack" tag??? are you kidding me?
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I just saw this car roll past South 54th and Oakes street in Tacoma this afternoon. Unless it was this one's double. These cars are sooooo common, ya know.
Cool!
It is a wonder this vehicle survived the hippie camper era without some owner carving it up.
Yeah, you folks really have it nice there. We don't see cars like this in florida mainly
because they've either crushed, or bought up by collectors who never get around to
restoring them. Your blog is a rolling buffet of everything that makes motoring great.
And I gotta tell ya' fellas, I just can't pull my eyes away from the screen! BTW, Tony
did you folks get the pics that I sent you of some of the OPC's we have here? I've
got a line on a '64 Chevy that is owned by a friend of mine. She has owned this
car since new. She just parked it for good last year when she got a late model SUV.
Well, back to the buffet! Thank God these pictures aren't fattening! If they were, I'd
wigh a ton by now.
Looks like its still on the job. Considering most commercial vehicles were beat to death.
greener than 10 priuses, and clearly lasts much longer
I like the fender skirts on it, great shot of the hood ornament too.
jury's still out on whether the ladder is for work or for looks. my vote is the latter considering the overall condition of the car and the conspicuous sticker placement.
the hands-down best aspect of this post: the "MASTER======85=======" plaque.
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