Hello new here from Southern MI.

[digitalrodin]

Hello new here from Southern MI. Hope i can pickup a few good ideas around here.

 

[torqueman2002]

Welcome neighbor! (Oakland County)

There are a lot of great threads and members here. Enjoy,

 

[digitalrodin]

nice to know someone on here is close. I live in Lenawee County.

 

[RPH]

Welcome, Sanilac county here.

 

[nadogail]

Welcome to the Forum from Southwestern California.

 

[scooterbum46]

Hello neighbor! Welcome to the forum.
SE Clinton ounty

 

[driftpin]

Used to run around Berry/Calhoun/Kalamazoo Counties a half-century-plus ago. Ever been to the Gilmore Car Museum in Hickory Corners? They have great open-to-all events in the summer. Very familiar w/that area. Adrian College I know is part of the MIAA.

 

[digitalrodin]

Welcome to the Forum from Southwestern California.

I grew up in Central valley california

 

[cnc-me]

Welcome, from central MI

 

[Trapps]

Hello from Woodward-ish!

 

[micromind]

Welcome from western Nevada.

 

[scooterbum46]

Ever been to the Gilmore Car Museum in Hickory Corners?

A couple of times, once for a vintage motorbike show (we rode to that one on the '59 Eagle) and another time we took the '51 Merc down to a car show. It's a nice day trip from home. I think the best memory is the hood ornament exhibit that was there, not sure if it still is ..

 

[Jblount3]

Hello from southern MN

 

[NWOhioChevyGuy]

Lenawee County here also.

Welcome aboard

 

[wesst]

Livingston County here!

 

[driftpin]

A couple of times, once for a vintage motorbike show (we rode to that one on the '59 Eagle) and another time we took the '51 Merc down to a car show. It's a nice day trip from home. I think the best memory is the hood ornament exhibit that was there, not sure if it still is ..

A wealthy Detroit area auto dealer gave the museum his collection of Lalique hood ornaments for display, they re-did the exhibit space for the CCCA and the radiator mascots. I was there for the re-opening of the building, and it was quite the place to be, I saw a Duesenberg, a Cord 810, and an Auburn supercharged Speedster (below) all 'the real-deal,' not fiberglass replicas, driven to the re-opening. This pic shows the CCCA Building in the background.



A beautiful Lincoln Continental 2-dr with a formal roofline. I believe it's a 1940.