Do I still think that old cars are Cool?

That's a rare '53 Buick Skylark.

Maybe.

At least I did for a very long time.

After the bumper re paint, taking care of this and that, between supply chain issues and the rainy weather! I have been working on this post for over a month, Please forgive me if it's a bit disjointed.

You can see how the edge of the license plate mount is cracked. Obviously this picture was taken before the bumper was repainted.

 GoodGuys All American Get Together.

Last Saturday I thought that I would celebrate the window of clear sunny weather to attend this show. The last event that I attended was well before Covid.

 Hero to Zero? Really?

Yeah, sure.

Further thoughts on this topic. Just one old man's rant!

What had once been considered to be pretty great, should it now be considered to be mediocre, or even worse?

 I'm currently finding myself in kind of a funk, thinking about cars in general.

Too much thought, and not enough action!
Rodan's famous sculpture.

I know, I know, that's what I get for thinking!

But this time it's due to a somewhat different situation.

I now find myself with newer cars that fulfill the functions that I had once wanted to fill with more vintage vehicles. 

 No, I haven't forgotten about my '96 Mustang.

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What to do, that is the question.

I'm still trying to figure out what to do about it.

The smog test shop has a free retest within 90 days.

I'm a bit puzzled by what happened. Especially since there weren't any codes displayed. 

 I took my Navigator on it's first weekend trip.

It's a nice drive through the Sonoma valley.

It wasn't that far, only about 280 miles for the round trip.