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In the early 1950s, John Deere replaced its letter series tractors with numbers for each model.
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They were avid campers back in 1972-73, so Dennis dropped the Vette order and ordered up this sharp Cutlass Supreme so they could tow their Coachmen travel trailer.
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The '56 has a Mustang II front suspension, which provides easy handling rack and pinion steering and disc brakes.
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If you weren't around in the 1960s, you probably wouldn't know the heritage of this flashy machine.
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In 1963 the car's owner traded it in for a newer Chevy. Dennis ran right over to that dealership and bought.
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Pull up anywhere driving a Cadillac and you know you won't have to worry about not being noticed.
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From the day the 1962 Chevrolet Impala was introduced, its appearance has been unequaled.
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I found Mike's featured "Hot Rod Ford" resting at the exciting Fraternal Order Of Police car show in Trail Creek
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There it sits, a magnificent 1955 F150 Ford Pickup Street Rod. But it's not at all what it might appear.
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At a casual glance, some folks may mistake it for a Ford, but that's way off the mark.
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In its day, the '51 Crosley Station Wagon was known as a "functional" vehicle.
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