Some more vehicles of interest from today.


The 'airplane' is an actual Cessna fuselage, on a Toyota van chassis, built for the 24 Hours of Lemons racing series. Note the Toyota steering wheel, with the Cessna yoke on the right side. This vehicle appropriately parked next to Eric Z's car, since Eric is a co-founder of that race series.


--Bob Collum

 

People ask why anyone would get up as early as we do, to go to the Cars & Coffee in Great Falls, VA. Take a look at what we had there this week:


--Bob Collum

 

A good turnout for an overcast Saturday.


Remember: Our Jaguar get-together is Sunday, September 28th, 8:00AM to 10:30AM -
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A beautiful last Saturday in September...

--Bob Collum


P.S.: Don't forget - come out to East Market at Fair Lakes on Sunday, 9/28/14, 8:00Am - 10:30AM to see a lot of Jaguars -


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A wet Saturday morning at Katie's, but you can't keep the great cars and people away!


--Bob Collum

 

A cool, rainy morning doesn't really cancel Katie's, but it does make for a smaller crowd - almost like it used to be, years ago. Some of the faithful still show up, to talk about cars... Jim H. & I helped prove that British cars don't melt in a little rain.

The first picture is of Katie's, though my windshield, at 6:00AM. No, I was not the first attendee there.

--Bob Collum

 

A beautiful morning! Lots of great cars there, many of them new to us!

--Bob Collum

 

Stunning and varied collection turned out it seems?

Make for a very interesting day I'm sure, thanks for sharing

 

As expected, an article about this event in the Washington Post this week, combined with cool, clear weather, combined to make it a big weekend at Katie's.

--Bob Collum

 

Wow, wish I'd been there just to see this leviathan from 1960! California plates even.

 

The first day of November, and the temperature was low- to mid-forties. What seemed to keep a lot of people away was what they thought was the threat of rain - WIMPS! It never rained, all morning. A smaller turnout, but still good-quality cars, and enthusiastic owners. Lots of interesting British vehicles, too!

--Bob Collum

 

Used to see this Alvis at my mechanic's in Falls Church.
First time I'd seen one and it is beautiful.
Good to see it's still out and about!

 

Yes - he has at least two Alvis. Owner said the original owner of this was Tony Curtis.

 

It was brisk this morning, but not bad for November. A very good turnout, with several really nice Jaguars.

--Bob Collum

 

A clear morning, in the twenties, but it did not keep people away! Even a couple of Jaguars there today.

--Bob Collum

 

Saturday of Thanksgiving weekend started out in the mid-thirties. The crowd at Katie's started out slow, but we eventually had a respectable turnout. We even had a couple of Jaguars there!


--Bob Collum

 

Threatening weather (but not actual rain) made for a slightly disappointing morning. Still, a handful of regulars showed up, and more people came, later in the morning.

-Bob Collum

 

Great photo, and I always like seeing guys who are intrepid enough to keep the top down even when it's cold!

Also...amazing Corvair van...extremely rare... and I liked seeing the Fiat Spiders, esp the one with vintage luggage... that was my first car back when I was a kid!

 

A light turnout last week, because of threatened rain. This Saturday morning was cold but clear, so a lot of people came out. As we have seen before, slow weeks are often followed by big turnout weeks. A good turnout of Jaguars, especially.

--Bob Collum

 

The last weekend before Christmas... We had a slow start, but ended strong today. We had a big influx of cars right after 8:10AM. A pretty good day for Jaguars, too!

--Bob Collum