Kisses from Hershey

Just Above Sunset

June 5, 2005 - Kisses from Hershey

As mentioned in this week’s World's Laziest Journalist Column: The Antique Automobile Club of America Museum 161 Museum Drive, Hershey Pa 17033 -

A sampler…

An Austin Bantam -

C-6 Corvette foreground - C1 Corvette background -

The 54 Corvette (with 74 actual miles on the odometer) - compare to the white 54 Corvette on the street in Manhattan Beach, California on May 8 (with many more miles on it) -

A favorite from the fifties – a Studebaker Coupe from around 1953 – and Raymond Lowy really knew what he was doing – and the owners loved them -

Everyone needs a white Knight – or once needed one –

Not exactly in the museum, but the in the area of the museum...

So you wonder what you can do with a 1929 Packard?

Edelbrock – first at Wilshire Boulevard in Beverly Hills (1933) them the next year at Venice and Hoover – and after World War II a machine shop and auto repair place at 1200 North Highland here in Hollywood. Then the first purpose-built shop on Jefferson Boulevard down the hill in Culver City – still there, now empty, and the sign is fading. Now they have four shops in Torrance, and foundry in San Jacinto. It’s a California hot rod thing – gotta have Edelbrock headers. Used to know a model who posed for their girlie calendars – said she felt odd standing there in very high heels and a very tiny bikini holding an intake manifold in her left hand -

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		As mentioned in this week’s World's Laziest Journalist Column: The Antique Automobile Club of America Museum 161 Museum Drive, Hershey Pa 17033 - A sampler… An Austin Bantam - C-6 Corvette foreground - C1 Corvette background - The 54 Corvette (with 74 actual miles on the odometer) - compare to the white 54 Corvette on the street in Manhattan Beach, California on May 8 (with many more miles on it) - A favorite from the fifties – a Studebaker Coupe from around 1953 – and Raymond Lowy really knew what he was doing – and the owners loved them - Ah! A fuzzy Brush! Everyone needs a white Knight – or once needed one – Not exactly in the museum, but the in the area of the museum... So you wonder what you can do with a 1929 Packard? Edelbrock – first at Wilshire Boulevard in Beverly Hills (1933) them the next year at Venice and Hoover – and after World War II a machine shop and auto repair place at 1200 North Highland here in Hollywood. Then the first purpose-built shop on Jefferson Boulevard down the hill in Culver City – still there, now empty, and the sign is fading. Now they have four shops in Torrance, and foundry in San Jacinto. It’s a California hot rod thing – gotta have Edelbrock headers. Used to know a model who posed for their girlie calendars – said she felt odd standing there in very high heels and a very tiny bikini holding an intake manifold in her left hand -



		Photos copyright © 2005 – Bill Hitzel



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