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Decided to get out early this morning and drive to   the cars and coffee in Fuquay-Varina, NC.

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Me arriving at Cars & Coffee at Prescott’s this morning.  Uglyfast had a spot ready by his purple beast.  Good turnout, quite a diversity of vehicles.  Ours not the most diverse vehicles there, but close.

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2 hours ago, Xhilr8n said:

Me arriving at Cars & Coffee at Prescott’s this morning.  

 

Reverse parking difficult with the hood up this morning?  :classic_tongue:

 

Hang on, why is the hood up on such a gorgeous summer day?

 

All jokes aside, I do like the color half hood you chose for your red car.  

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1 hour ago, Croc said:

 

Reverse parking difficult with the hood up this morning?  :classic_tongue:

 

Hang on, why is the hood up on such a gorgeous summer day?

 

All jokes aside, I do like the color half hood you chose for your red car.  


 

Thanks, sorta reminds me of a Tennis 🎾 hat.  These are a must have if you drive on street.
 

The half hood was quickly off once I got there.  Showing off the just this week installed powder coated track roll bar, trying to match the bonnet stripe.

 

Here I’m describing uglyfast’s car to a 6’6” fellow who got in the car.  Other than his knees.  

 

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Not my cars but interesting to see these two together.  As a kid our Dad was a Dodge and Plymouth dealer.  We got one each from Chrysler, A Dodge Charger Daytona and a Plymouth Road Runner Superbird.  Sold to the public.

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Question...the lime green one looks correct...the red one not so much.

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4 minutes ago, Reiver said:

Question...the lime green one looks correct...the red one not so much.


I believe the color was called Hemi Orange.  It seemed correct to me.  I saw Buddy Baker at Charlotte Motor Speedway debut the winged Daytona for racing.  This photo not that day.

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I ran up to Lime Rock this morning for Sunday Motoring Meet. Was a nice surprise to meet two more Seven owners there. Great to meet Gavin and Dezzy! 

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20 hours ago, JB455 said:

I ran up to Lime Rock this morning for Sunday Motoring Meet. Was a nice surprise to meet two more Seven owners there. Great to meet Gavin and Dezzy! 

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Nice meeting you as well! Pleasant surprise to have 3 se7ens in attendance. 

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Today (7/24/26) at Hagerty’s Cars and Caffeine in Traverse City, Michigan. The 1936 Cord parked next to my 7 is my long time favorite, it belongs to my friend, Eric Jensen. 

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Interesting colour on the Cord. My father had a 1936, 810 Westchester sedan which was faded maroon. He sold it partially restored in the late 1970’s. I understood the buyer had the car finished and enjoyed driving it. I have no idea where it is now. Very neat car for the time and my father’s car had an Ab Jenkins dash plaque stating Ab had driven the car at over 100mph IIRC. Funny, when I did a search just now the only cars with similar plaques are Supercharged Auburns. Also, those only state Ab had driven “an” Auburn Speedster to 100mph.

I’d like to take in one of these Hagerty events but the closest one I had heard about was about four hours away. Plus it turned out to be mostly old muscle cars, Ferraris and McLarens.

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Here it is again today next to a 1933 Duesenberg, Model J, with a one off body. Previously it was a third place finisher at Pebble Beach. Two weeks ago we had a brand new McLaren Speedster (cost 1.7 million). The owner let every single kid (lots) climb around in it and have their photo taken.  I have never seen such a kind and generous car guy, those kids will talk about that photo their entire life!😊

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That’s a great photo of two amazing automobiles.

My father was a member of the Auburn, Cord, Duesenberg club from the early 1960’s until he sold his Cord in the late 1970’s. We went to many ACD club meets including the BIG one in Auburn Indiana. I saw lots of one off cars over the years there. Now I’ll have to go searching for photos…

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I’ve been thinking about a Mondrian or De Stijl inspired wrap for a while with a white base color.  I was in London last month and saw the Mondrian below and it inspired me again, so  I decided to try it on my blue car with white 1/2” vinyl pinstriping and 3m wrap for primary color blocks.  

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