On the long list of things I don't need in my life, a Crosley-powered bus - a PROJECT no less - would be waaaay up there. But that doesn't mean I'm not going to be dreaming about this tonight.
Sunday, May 21, 2017
Tuesday, May 16, 2017
A Visit to Steve's Crazy Microcar Hoard
Dave, Nick and I followed Steve and Muggsy's trailer of French micro-weirdness to Steve's place outside Upland. I wasn't sure what to expect, but a mid sixties ranch house/microcar farm in an upscale neighborhood wasn't it. The driveway was largely obscured by a handmade tarp and irrigation pipe gate that blocked a carport. In front of the tarp structure, a faded red spaceage something-or-other [note: Steve says it is the Zeta Sport Coupe prototype, made in Australia by Harold Lightburn] poked out from under a car cover, hinting. How the neighbors haven't advanced on the compound with pitchforks and torches I'll never know.
Wednesday, May 10, 2017
Crosley Club Spring Meet / SWULCS April 2017
This year, the West Coast Crosley Club decided to do something different for our annual Spring Meet: we opted to combine our event with the Southwest Unique Little Car Show, meaning that in addition to goofing with Crosleys and visiting with my club compatriots, I was able to spend a couple days with hordes of even weirder, even smaller microcars.
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2017,
4CV,
Amphicar,
Crofton,
F9,
goggomobil,
IFA,
microcars,
NSU,
Renault,
Solyto Camping,
Southwest Unique Little Car Show,
SWULCS,
Upland,
voitures sans permit,
Wartburg,
Zundapp Janus
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