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G'day Al,

It's real good of Randy and yourself to keep us updated on your cruise scene. That '39 in attendance is a rarer 2 Door Touring Sedan model.


It's Sunday here at present, not Saturday night, and I went to the Southern Highlands Spring Auto Fair, about 100+ cars. Took some photo's, see this album, with a number of brass era cars in attendance, one Stutz and no Packards!

Thanx for the pics Mal. I really like the older cars. The red 56 Ford and the Lincoln with a continental kit reminds me of putting lipstick on a pig.

Randy and I were at our normal Saturday night cruise and the Nash Man had another 1932 Nash appears to have the original paint let the pics answer any questions as we did not talk to owner

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Hi acolds

Thanks for the photos of that magnificent Nash, looks to be a well-preserved original. Did the owner post what series it is? I'll guess either a 990 or 1090 cabriolet 2/4 passenger.

Steve

Saturday cruise - Al was up in the mountains. Friend Ron with 59 Caddy conv was up from Florida. Pics of Dom's truck, Mike's 57 Chevy wagon (not a nomad), Best Other, Ron's 59 caddy and another fine Nash from Jeff's collection.
Beautiful day - beautiful cars.

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