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  1. A few more: '39 Ford Phaeton One-off homebuilt boat tail speedster Stutz Bearcat '64 Ferrari 250 GT Lusso
  2. Plaid Tour 2024 Another year has passed quickly and it was again time for the Plaid Tour, an ALS research fundraiser in honor of Marshall Mathews, this year the 21st iteration of this annual event. We start at the Mathews home in Woodside where we drink coffee and mill around admiring each other's cars and perusing the wonderful collection that Marshall assembled over many years. Then we head up over the hills and down the other side to the little town of San Gregorio where we enjoy Bloody Marys, kick tires and spend more time socializing. Then the event ends in a schoolyard in Pescadero where we have a picnic. The weather was great, all the roads were open again after the rain damage that caused problems last year, and attendance was way up. Here are some of the cars in attendance this year, as well as some of the cars from the Mathews collection. Very early Buick -- I don't know the year 1926 Bugatti racer '33 Packard V-12 Club Sedan '52 Jag XK-120 My '41 Super The Bugatti departing:
  3. Here's a pic of an NOS eyebrow that was on Ebay a while ago:
  4. I took my car on a great one-day tour today -- it behaved very well. (I will post more photos in my "Me and My Buick" thread.) A very enjoyable day!
  5. To my beloved companion, Stella, may she rest in peace!
  6. Chromed. That seems odd that they would have stocked them painted like that.
  7. Love that "AstraDome" dash with "Panelescent" lighting! Too bad about the hole in the headliner.
  8. And the Compound Carburetor option cost the grand sum of $15.39! So the majority of Specials sold were so equipped.
  9. I agree completely. I started a thread on this topic a while ago and was told by the moderator to stop beating up on Ebay. I was also told that all I had to do was to go to Ebay's "help" page and I could easily figure out how to tailor a search to get just what I was looking for. No so. Ebay has become almost useless to me. Unless I somehow get lucky, I very rarely find what I'm looking for.
  10. With all due respect, I think that's a huge insult to the Thunderbolt. The two cars shouldn't even be mentioned in the same sentence. The Thunderbolt is a brilliant concept car. The Mercury Templeton Saturn Bob Hope Special Roadster is a bad joke.
  11. Weren't all Tuckers 1948 models? I don't believe there were any "1949 Tuckers."
  12. Ok, Andrew, now I see what you mean. It's not a huge problem, but I agree that it does take away from the overall quality of the restoration.
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