Cruisin' Morro Bay, last pix

[woodie49]

I liked this DeSoto quite a bit.

And, even though not a Mopar, how often do you see a trailer built by Pierce Arrow? I guess this was a final effort to keep the company afloat. Too bad it didn't work.

This show is a lot of fun. Morro Bay is a pretty small town and they close off both the main streets for the two day show. Whether is usually great for the show. A little brisk in the AM, but really comfortable after about 10:00. They draw more than their share of muscle cars, but still a nice showing of 50's and pre-50's. This year they had a club of about 15 '55-'57 T-birds, five or so Willeys, almost all Orange and all blown (is there such a thing as a stock Willeys?), a few nice C-1 to C-2 corvettes, and , of course, tons of '55 - '57 Chevys (They never get old.) They pipe Oldies music throughout the show area (not really "oldies" to me) and they draw a big crowd. Lots of fun.

[Young Ed]

Like this one? owner said he did buy it with the intention of rodding but realized it was better left alone.

[Mark D]

I saw a Pierce Arrow pulling a matching trailer recently! Well actually it was just on display at the Nerthercutt Museum in Sylmar, CA. Highly recommend a stop for anyone that might be visting in the LA area. Free admission and the level of restoration on those cars is just incredible!