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I carry a camera all the time, and whenever I see a weird car, I shoot it.

Something is very wrong here, can you iidentify what?

As much as NOT having an incredibly tall, usually grumpy teenager around the house should be refreshing, I find myself really missing Christopher. I was wandering around the house after dinner and stopped in front of a bookcase, looking at a shelf full of his collection of history books. I saw his two books by British historian Antony Beevor and recalled discussing them with him on a similar evening after dinner. I picked one up to read. Maybe it will keep my mind of his absence.
I received the flyer for the local MG car club’s “Tulip Rallye” in April. Chris & I have done this run every year since 2004. I’ll have to find a new navigator for this year’s event. 🙁
Above is Chris biding his time on a Tulip Rallye segment with minimal navigation somewhere on Whidbey Island a few years back.

I don’t know if Sandro Menzel reads my blog, but he should know what car this is… he drives one every day!
Another photo from the very rainy New England 2000 Vintage Rally.

RR of the Day: 1969 VW Beetle – Autoblog
One of my readers here, Matt Matteson has had his ’69 VW picked as AutoBlog’s “Reader Ride of the Day”! Congrats Matt!

Thanks to friend and client David Kingsbury I now have an FHC to make a matched pair with my OTS. OK, so it isn’t the same scale as my other Jag, but who cares? 😉
I actually have a nice collection of toy cars in my office… a D-type Jaguar, a Ford GT 40, a Cunningham C4R, a Jaguar XJ220, a Lancia Stratos, and a Chaparral 2. Now I have an E-type too!
Thanks David! You made my day!

I couldn’t resist… Here is my son Nicholas, enjoying an ice cream break on our father/son roadtrip in 2003 with the 65E somewhere in NW Colorado… but somehow the Jaguar has gained a bit of personality!
Here is where I learned how to do it: How to do the “Cars” Photoshop.
Took me about 20 minutes. Very cool. What do ya think?
Good read. Note the rusty old E-type. I wonder if it is on XKEdata yet?