We’ve seen a few interesting old cars and trailers in town, since we have arrived.
We had lunch at this restaurant here in Sault Ste Marie, Sunday. The interior walls were covered with license plates from all over North America, in addition to old Studebaker memorabilia and pictures.
This Plymouth was parked next to a busy street, and it has a for sale sign on it. The highlights listed on the sign were V8, auto, power steering , power brakes, and more. The only thing old is the body, and it is set up to be a dragster. This is one of those vehicles that look quite intriguing from a distance, but have almost too many problems to be really interested.
This RV in the park across the street from us looks to be a no frills setup. There is a changing tent, the trailer opens up in the back for access to the kitchen. The one ton truck with dual tires is setup to pull a fifth wheel trailer, and the little trailer could fit into the bed of the truck.
We got home and found another Airstream parked next to ours. Bill and Eva are from Virginia, and are on a two month road trip, and plan to travel West to Yellowstone Park this year.
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