https://www.youtube.com/watch?...ure=em-subs_digest-g
Reminds me of my old '59 which I drove the heck out of...
I put this up for your guys with your bras and white gloves and polish...
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Doh!
I just posted a similar link in 'anything goes'.
A lot of the scenery you see in that video is from up by the fabulous and talented Mr. Terry Knuckles.
The big green bridge you see him driving on is the Forrest Hill Bridge.
Ted
Very cool love that guys attitude and the car.
Pete
I agree!
Very cool video. I ran into a similar type of 356 at Lime Rock this September in the concours on Sunday. The guy had a tennis ball on the rear latch to keep the rear decklid open and he got a lot of ribbing but it was very cool and got LOTS of attention. There were lots of shiny cars but his was a standout as well. Trying to remember if he had it something like 20 years and has driven it all over.
...hopefully it was a yellow tennis ball...
Originally Posted by TRP:
Doh!
I just posted a similar link in 'anything goes'.
A lot of the scenery you see in that video is from up by the fabulous and talented Mr. Terry Knuckles.
The big green bridge you see him driving on is the Forrest Hill Bridge.
Ted
And I think I beat you to it.
Guess we all think alike.
Only in arid climates. That coupe IS my first car, a '56 A. After 20 years as a daily driver in the east, it was held together by the paint. More rust than metal, really.
Attached is what it looke dlike on its best day in my stewardship, taken at an angle that does not show the rust, nor the dents.
Also saw the video of the million-mile 356 (a C). Also in sunny, DRY SoCal.
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