| Dale T.'s 1969 Plymouth Road Runner. Originally equipped with a 383, now packing a 440. Very clean, inside outside and underneath. Good Job! |
This is Thunderbolt. It's a 1964 28' Melges
Class E Scow. It is considered the second
fastest single hulled sailing vessel second
only to it's big brother the Class A Scow
which is 10 feet longer. It is now in the
process of being restored back to it,s original
woodgrain and beige canvas deck (sorry
Michigan Fans!). Very nice sailboat. Thanks
to Brian DJ from Mason for the pictures.
Class E Scow. It is considered the second
fastest single hulled sailing vessel second
only to it's big brother the Class A Scow
which is 10 feet longer. It is now in the
process of being restored back to it,s original
woodgrain and beige canvas deck (sorry
Michigan Fans!). Very nice sailboat. Thanks
to Brian DJ from Mason for the pictures.
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| Have a custom car? How about a bike, boat, airplane, drag car snowmobile, 4 wheeler, tractor or whatever? If it's cool, and you would like people to see it, get us a picture and we will post it here. The feature picture picked by us each month win's an oil change! Don't worry, identities will be kept private. |
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| The Coolest of Cool! This Month's Oil Change Winning Photo. |
| This 2000 Jeep has bronco axles with air lock differentials, Custom roll cage, extreme control arm kit and topped off with a Hemi. This thing is ready to 4 wheel! Awesome Jeep Fred! |
| Here are the previous winners |
| Here's this month's cool winner! The Mason Fire Dept. Ladder Truck. This is one specially cool piece of equipment. No longer their newest truck but definitely still one of their coolest. |
| Those of you that live in Mason have probably seen Jeff L. bombing around town (in the summer) in this 1917 Ford Model T. Cars sure have come a long way since the very simple for us but definitely ahead of their time cars of the past. Looking at an old car like this makes me want to know what happened for every mile of its life and who may have had a ride in it over its long life. Those of you that are out there keeping this part of our American history from dying deserve a big thank you. Jeff, very nice car and thanks for submitting it for all to enjoy! |
This 1961 Chevrolet pickup is owned by Kyle R. of Mason.
He's still doing some work to it but he has a pretty good
start, don't you agree. If you remember when these were
on the road then you probably remember "baseball, hot
dogs, apple pie and Chevrolet". Remember any others.
Email us and well make a list. And oh ya, Nice job on the
truck Kyle and thanks for the pic!
He's still doing some work to it but he has a pretty good
start, don't you agree. If you remember when these were
on the road then you probably remember "baseball, hot
dogs, apple pie and Chevrolet". Remember any others.
Email us and well make a list. And oh ya, Nice job on the
truck Kyle and thanks for the pic!
