I think run-flats were created by evil Chiropractors. Yes, AAA and cell phones have had a big impact.

And from Ferrari...

Many years ago I got to sit behind the wheel, but not drive, a 1937 maroon example of this glorious automobile.

I have always liked turned metal like the dash.
I had a friend that did it, but called it jeweled.

Because it's so universally liked, that's one of the first patterns they copied when they started making plastic imitation trim.

I was over at Dollar General and saw this redneck restoration.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...c7af3cb7d9.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...99f58804c5.jpg

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That's a proper rat rod, says so right there on top of the ratiator.

Here in NC classic and antique cars have a regular license plate. To qualify for an antique plate there is paperwork involved and it can't be driven more than 1500 miles a year. In SC I could get antique or classic plates with no restrictions and cheap insurance.

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This would make a good road trip car...

Good to have a first aid kit in your ambulance.

And for resale, nothing like a hearse (uh, funeral car) for low mileage,

Aussies have always gotten the coolest shit...

Cool yes, but what?

My google fu is weak. What is it?

Willys Ute, about 1939.

I am embarrassed to say that I didn't recognize the front end or hood ornament.
Next time I will.