Snowy coupe

[Dave Mellor NJ]

Having trouble posting. I'll have to copy and paste from AACA
https://forums.aaca.org/topic/423864-snowy-coupe/

 

[old31]

That looks cold and miserable. But i bet that the guy driving is happy and proud as hell.

 

[nkaminar]

Dave, You can do a screen copy. On my Apple computer I use Shift-Command-4 and then frame the photo. Another technique is a screen dump.

 

[Phil Brown]

That looks cold and miserable. But i bet that the guy driving is happy and proud as hell.

He's happy that he is not walking to where he has to go

 

[Marshall V. Daut]

And you wonder 90 years later why your spring shackles are frozen in place and the spring leaves are rusted together, let alone the panels under the rear fenders are rusted out? Hmmm... I wonder if driving through all that muck year after year after year might have something to do with it!?!
Marshall

 

[Dave Mellor NJ]

Dave, You can do a screen copy. On my Apple computer I use Shift-Command-4 and then frame the photo. Another technique is a screen dump.

The picture is larger when I link it. Plus I don't know how to do all that.

 

[Jeff/Illinois]

old31, PLUS he is thinking to himself 'Glad I didn't buy a Roadster'!!!

 

[Brad in Germany]

Here's the photo:

Brad in Maryland

 

[David in San Antonio]

The snow on the car suggests it may not have had a nice indoor space to park overnight, either. I wonder when a garage was typically included as a matter of course when building a new American house? I know neighborhoods in the NYC and Boston areas with houses built after WWII with one-car garages, barely wide enough for a modern car to open one door to get in or out. In Minnesota, houses of that vintage commonly had a detached (free standing) garage.

 

[Synchro909]

I'd be thinking "Why do I live in a place like this?"

 

[dansluck]

Two years ago we received 5ft of snow on Christmas night. We live 40 miles from town.
It was a very nice quite Christmas week. Kept the shop warm and worked on my cars.
Dan