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Sunday 11/1 post Halloween
Depart Chevron Idaho Rd and 60 8AM. Head out to Superior for fuel and on to Casa Rivera's in Oracle for Mexican breakfast. Afterwards, to the miniature car museum in Maricopa. It's been 2 years since I was there last and he had a 60 Chevy convertible and a 32 deuce coupe in the works. It will be interesting to see how far he's come along, being 90+.
Lisa will go, if other wives are going, so please let me know. Ralphie, do you have your car running, or are you bringing the Prius? LOL |
Interesting but too far for this old man......
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I'll be there. I'll not bother to dust off my car since both Rivera's and the mini car parking lots are just a leeeeetle dusty.
I'd bet money that my sweetness will not be going:) |
I'll be up in Prescott with family. Maybe relocating there.
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Want me to get a "to go" box for you, Scotty?
Can't believe you're passing up a Rivera's breakfast. |
Mark, last time I went to the Dwarf Car Museum the owner/proprietor just had to call Ralphie (in Illinois) and tell him his buddy was there. Old friends with Ralphie. You can also visit Ralph's Ford Galaxie build at Gordon Levy's Shop and/or lunch at the Raceway Bar and Grill.
I can't drive manual for another 3 weeks. AZ Bob |
Bob, drive your' wife's Prius.:)
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Looks like just Karl and me tomorrow. Since nobody has responded, we're taking off as soon as we are both there. If someone else decides to go, make sure I know. Happy Halloween and be safe.
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I can’t make it Mark. Enjoy and be safe...
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Thanks.
Will do. I'm gonna let Karl lead the way, so I might get some extra miles. :LOL: |
273 miles of smiles. Nice twisties-curvies and ups and downs. Mark and I had a good breakfast at Rivera's in Oracle and then a jaunt on over to the Dwarf Car Museum. I'm hoping Mark can post some pictures since I'm not capable.
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332 sMILES for me today. 77/177 Superior to Oracle was a very nice drive, about 60 miles.
The Dwarf Car Museum was nice. Ernie has completed the 32 Coupe and has his final car in the works. His first car, a roadster, was started in 1965. It replicated nothing specifically, but the body was made out of 7 refrigerators with nothing but a saw and a welder. He had no metal working skills or equipment at the time. About 1972 he used two more refrigerators to make a roof for the roadster. His talents have come a long way. Someone has upped their price to 450 for his Merc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1P04SV8BPk4 Ernie's cars are roughly 11/16 scale. |
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