Thread: So, exactely how much does a 32 roadster stand out?

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A picture is worth a thousands words!!!

Nice photo... You should go ahead and post some photos in the gallery!

Dave Brisco

Which parking space was it in? Could you point it out?

Heaps......you will both draw a crowd

Now come on, couldn't you get that little ol' car in the space any straighter than that?

Pat

Good looking Caddy, sure would like to find me a nice SLS!!!!

Originally Posted by Dave Severson

Good looking Caddy, sure would like to find me a nice SLS!!!!

I'd like to have a couple of those maple trees for my front yard.

sorry about the double post,..
jim

HI Boy Gal,..
You go girl. As the father of two Teenages, I'm told all the time ..
" GIRLS RULE "!!!!
Your're having too much fun,,, Good for you..!
fourty1

They stand out pretty well.

I have the only 32 at the Saturday morning donut run.

I use the car to run around town and for general transportation.
After all, if it ain't fun to drive, why bother?

People talk about belly button 32's, but even at 400 car, car shows there are seldom more than 3-4.

On the street you'll find you're the only one.

In close to 14 years of running my 32, I've only crossed paths once with another 32.

And . . . a couple of T-Buckets and one A roadster.
The cars are out there, but most of em don't get driven.

Looks like you're driving yours.
Good for you.

This pic taken at Lake Kaweah down the hill from Sequoia National Park a few years back.

Here's one with the Arizona sunset in the background.

Here's my favorite roadster pic.

Runnin' a desert two laner in N/W Arizona last summer.

Kinda says what roadster runnin' is all about....

Nice photos C9x... I have always like your Hiboy... You are right there is nothing like driving it down the road. I am always amazed an how many people yell, honk, and wave at me when I am out for a drive! Sometimes when I am driving around town running arrends, and my mind is on what I am supposed to be doing I get startled when someone honks at me for no reason!!!

I'd also tell you that a roadster is fun for the passanger too, it must be because my son is always ready and willing to go for a ride. We have been out several times in the last week or two just to take a ride to the drive-in, lake or just to cruise town.

We also get lots of attention (and extra candy) when we take it out for our annual Trick or Treat outings... He also talked me into driving him to his first day of school in the Hot Rod!

Dave Brisco

Back to School...

Boy someone must have startled me in that Halloween photo above...

Dave Brisco

Cool highboy Dave.

I'm not surprised your boy likes the car.

My granddaughter didn't particularly care for my roadster.
Mussed up her hair and all that.

At least she didn't until the day I picked her up at the bus stop in the roadster.
All the boys on the elementary school bus moved over to the side of the bus so they could see the roadster.
Next day granddaughter found herself a little famous and she's liked the roadster ever since.
She's 15 now and still asks me to take her places or pick her up in it.

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N/W Arkansas?
Any chance you're near Wesley or Rogers?

I have 26 cousins in the area and wouldn't be surprised to find I was related to you.

Could be . . . we both like 32 highboys....