We got out of our car and walked over to the building. We entered and were greeted by the owner who clearly enjoyed having visitors ogle his workmanship, for he is a quality restorer of classic cars. The conversation enlightened us considerably. The T-Bird he had just finished for a customer, having redone a previous restoration and correcting the problems therewith. He declared it now "better than new" and I don't doubt it. Here is a rather poor picture of the 'Bird, as it is severely back-lighted.
Next to the 'Bird was a '64 Lincoln Continental 4-door convertible. I expressed considerable interest in the car as I drove a Continental for six years in the sixties and early seventies. Mine was not a convertible. The gentleman advised me to take a look outside at the south end of the building, as there was a completed Continental out there which he had just finished and taken out.
Next to this Lincoln was a '65 Mustang, a marque which I also owned. I bought mine new in1965.
This is what we saw out under the trees, my old heart-throb! Isn't she beautiful?
