The 1929 Oldsmobile was acquired in 1970 from a dealer in Grand Rapids, MI. I was told by the dealer that it was in the dealership inventory since new. Of course the dealership changed hands over the years from father to son. I have not been able to validate that information. The car had 32,580 […]
My Third Classic was a 1929 Oldsmobile 2 Door Sedan Read More »
Yes, I can prove that old saying wrong because the All Seasons Ann Arbor retirement community provided grilled food for residents and car owners at their annual car show. A DJ spun Motown music and a photographer searched for the perfect Kodak Moments. Both were provided by Diallo of Perfect Day Productions. Entrance to All
No such a thing as a free lunch Read More »
I’ve been to plenty of car shows and met lots of auto enthusiasts. One thing they have in common is talking about their cars. In fact, they have more stories than Walt Disney. More than once I’ve found myself trapped in a hostage conversational situation, looking for a way to escape. On the other hand, I’ve
Ashes in the clear coat Read More »
In August of 2007, I was in a bookstore wearing an MG tee shirt. The proprietor, a lady with a very nice English accent, asked me if I knew of anyone who would be interested in an MGC. I told her that I was in a couple MG clubs, and I was sure that someone
Thanks for checking out the first Road Dog Blog. DigMyCar.com has just gone live and I welcome you to submit your own Car Story. It might seem intimidating, but if you’re passionate about about your car or the story behind it, its easier than you think. Just do it! While the web site is new,
THE UNPOPULAR GO FAST JAVELIN It’s 1969, I am married, two boys and a full time job. I thought it was time to add a “little more color” to my life. I had always wanted a sporty, bright yellow car. Was this the time? Yes it was, and sure enough American Motors had that exact
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In the summer of 1977, I was 19 and subletting a flat in Ann Arbor with a couple of UofM female grad students. I was living the dream (even if my roomies were way out of my league). The only thing missing was some hip wheels. As my goal was to move to California, I
I Dug My 1970 VW Campervan Read More »
In October of 1974, I got my driver’s license, which changed my life. For my 16th birthday in April (6 months earlier), my Dad brought me to get my learner’s permits for both a motorcycle and a car. He also paid to register the motorcycle that I had been riding in the field behind our house.
How a ’66 Chevy and an 8 Track Player Changed My Life Read More »