Indycaver (Norm)'s photos

Sign waiting to be auctioned off at the Mecum Spring Classic.

Aisy at the park tonight.

My youngest grandson at the park tonight.

- Rare E-code - 312 CI V-8 - Power steering - Power brakes - Automatic transmission - Hardtop with tonneau cover - Rare color Dusk Rose

Every Saturday there is a group of guys who meet for breakfast at the local McDonalds. The good weather days will often bring out their pride and joys.

The large corner tub/shower is big enough for two and has a place can sit if they want to.

The top on this vanity was a happy accident. It is translucent and lights the drawers and cabinet space below.

The corner tub/shower combo is on a raised platform to give clearance for the p-trap. The marble like asphalt tiles are grouted in just like the real thing.

Bi-fold doors hide furnace-A/C mechanicals. This walk-in closet area is between the bathroom and bedroom.

This bathroom is located in a basement and requires a special upflush toilet system. Pocket door between bath and bedroom/closet area to save space.

Here is the lighthouse which was my partner in the shadow project. I've included vintage photos of it taken before the fire in 1959 which claimed the lighthouse keepers cottage. The lighthouse was decommissioned in 1936.

The old farm wagon under the shed roof of the log cabin at the deer camp. A mix of picmonkey layers.

1948 Diamond T Truck abstract

One of my stops on the Friends of the Pleistocene trip. A mix of Picmonkey layers.

1935 Cadillac 355D Convertible 353/130 HP, 3-Speed - Ordered new for the 1935 Shriner's Conclave in Washington D.C. - Used as their parade car throughout the 1930s - Copy of original build sheet which notes "this car for Shrine Convention" - Restored by Hillborn Restorations in California - CCCA full classic - Concours quality restoration, ready to show - Very rare body style Sold ... $156,000

1966 Plymouth Barracuda Hurst Hemi Under Glass Bob Riggle Built Exhibition Wheel Stander www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFnG8ecIZgs - Bob Riggle built exhibition wheel stander - Riggle was involved with Hurst as a mechanic, fabricator and pilot of the Hurst Hemi Under Glass cars - Linda Vaughn urged Riggle to recreate the original 1966 Hurst Hemi Under Glass Barracuda in the early 1990s - Riggle built this machine and exhibited all over the country as well as the Goodwood Festival of Speed in England - Dressed in iconic Black and Gold Hurst livery - Rear mounted 426 CI Hemi engine - Full roll cage and fire extinguisher - Hurst shifted automatic with line lock - Cragar wheels and Goodyear slicks Sold .... $195,000