Eric and I walk up and down the street to look at Meridian's Car Shos.
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This 1962 MG MGA, the
smallest car here.
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I am so excited!
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1967 Mustang Convertible
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This is an awesome truck.
It is the largest vehicle on
display.
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The owner of this Rat Rod
has a great sense of humor.
The license plate says - Yes, It Is Cool. No, I'm Not Going To Paint It.
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is adored & reviled.
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1950 Mercury Sedan
Ralph Nader's 1965 book, Unsafe at Any Speed focused on his years of research on American Automobile Safety. He concluded that passenger safety was not a primary concern of American Automakers for the fifty-plus years of information that he reviewed.
Nader took aim at the Corvair for its one-piece steering column which can impale drivers in front-end collisions and the car's rear-end suspension deficiencies. The Corvair had other chronic problems - its near-constant oil leakage and a car heater that pumped noxious fumes into the car.
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Customized 1952 Chevrolet
It & the Trailer in tow were
used for the owner's
honeymoon.
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The bed, kitchen & a counter
with storage
The dining room with
multiple views
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It looks like it has been
preserved as a World
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Each Car Show is different. This one is eclectic.
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