This is page-2 of this blog. If you came here first, click the picture below to go to page-1. If you came here first, Click this link to go to Page-1. MM in her Chrysler Convertible. MM being preemed and prissed. MM and Santa in Kaiser, Dec. MM and friend on beach. MM and Dale Robertson again.

The Civil War Chapel in the background. I have worked with the Find A Grave website for many years and I do a lot of research at local cemeteries around the Akron, Ohio area. On nice summer days, I drive the Chevy to these cemeteries. Glendale Cemetery is one of the oldest in Akron. The Chevy at the Robinson family mausoleum.

Click Link for my Blog List. Click Link for my Model Cars Collection. I had to putty holes in the top and smooth them out. Then I changed the interior to suit a stock factory hearse. The body I painted the original hearse gloss black and the interior is a dark rose with a white pearl steering wheel. Do you build models? .

My Hot Rod Garage Project. With all the model cars that I have built over these many decades, I have always wanted to build a garage to display along with my cars. I always put it off because other things came up such as marriage, kids, the Army, jobs, etc. Well, I findly got into the workshop over the past week, November 2008, and got to work on building the garage.

When I had my hobby shop, I got interested in die cast metal vehicles. When I shut down my business, I kept a few of these cars for my own collection and I buy some from time to time. 1940 Ford Coupe Street Rod. 1948 Ford Ice Cream Truck. 1932 Ford Vicky Street Rod Roadster. 1950 Cadillac with the 3-Stooges. The engine is actually wired.