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Ed & Pat Wiebe cruise from the foot doctor's office to the beds & breakfasts in a really classy little 1936 Chevrolet sedan. Pat also has a cool 1957 Chevy running a really big 454 engine. |
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The classy '36. The only thing missing is the Tommy guns. The 1957 Model 150 is a car not seen too frequently. A sleeper, the 454 will leave you in the dust. |
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Robin Moore is an avid conversationalist, and Ford aficionado, he is seldom at a loss for words, especially when in a room full of Chevy folks. His subtle sense of humor is appreciated by all. |
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Pics of Robin's new 1963½ Galaxy coming soon. |
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Robin's 1969 Mustang had plenty of muscle to go around. The big 302, sporting a nice Cobra treatment, sounded as good as it looked. |
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Bill & Terri Wetzel have done our club and the car world a huge favor by restoring this beautiful 1951 Plymouth Cranbrook to mint condition. Bill drives locomotives when he's not cruising this gray gem. |
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This classic little 2-door belonged to Terri's dad and sports fewer than 21,000 original miles on the odo. That's only 380 miles per year! This car shines right down to the after-market nail plates. Even the taillights are perfect. |
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Larry & Chris Monteverde own a really nice little 1966 Mustang. Larry is an elder at Christ's Church of Flagstaff located on E. Soliere Ave. south of I-40. |
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| How many of us remember the little Mustangs we let get away? This little stocker is a beaut. | ||||
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