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Ah. Heh, nope, never had one of those.

I'm not sure anymore, but possibly an Avon bottle. We had several of those.

Yep, that's the year I took that picture. It was in Chilliwack, B.C.

My room in 1976.

As well, the top engine option would have been the 375 HP 440.

I've never seen a Sonic drive in. Around here, a Sonic Drive-In is an auto parts and supply store.

What a chocolate mess.

It didn't bother me. :)

I preferred the Appliance wheels over Cragar because they had proper steel spokes instead of cast aluminum.

Some old photos have a lot of fade.

I don't think I've seen that combo before.

The car of choice for Clara Ford, Henry's wife, as she didn't like gas engines. Back in 1914 one of these Detroit Electrics set a range record of 241 miles. They incorporated regenerative braking in 1915.

Nice license plate.

While the other cars were painted red, the Olds 442 inner fenders were molded plastic; black for standard models and red for the W-30 models. They didn't get painted. These are still reproduced for the aftermarket.

The W-30 option on the 442 automatically got you the red inner wheel wells. They weren't available any other way. 1966-67 GTO had the red wheel well option too, both front and back. And even before that, it was available on 1953 and 1954 Buick Skylark convertibles.

Partial bare bodies, no frame, drive-train or interior. There probably isn't more than about four tons on that trailer.