Friday, November 7, 2014

Lost in the 50's - by Jim Ehrlich




One of the interesting things about being in the car business is the people that you meet. Larry Gardner is one such individual. He is the existential car guy who not only loves cars but loves to build and tinker with a wide assortment of vehicles mainly from the Fifties. Retired from the sheet metal business, he built a shop for his projects and a place where he can relax and enjoy his passion for Pickup Trucks and Cooking. The following pictures will give you just a glimpse of his shop and his collection of various projects and accomplishments.



Cosmo and his Favorite 55 Chevy 2 door Wagon
Orange & Vanilla Metallic  "The Popsicle"
350 cubic inch Chevy with a 350 Automatic Tranny


Projects Galore at this Shop

1952 Ford 100 Restored
Better Looking than when New !!!!!

Attention to Detail Above and Below

1950 Ford  F100 only 27,000 miles
1949 Ford F1 Resto Mod

53 Ford Flat Head with Dual Stromberg Carbs
1951 Chevy Suburban with a 400 Small Block
68 Mustang GT 302 4 speed
1952  Ford Stake Bed Project Truck Original Metal Tag shows that it was built for the Navy
Good Looking Decal

          1951 Studebaker Champion
          ( Bullet Nose lights up red for Xmas Parade)

1954 Ford F100 Work Truck A Sweet Driver
The Waiting Line, Full Size 66 sign indoors
Memorabilia

A Great Place to Relax and talk Cars

An Industrial Stove for a Serious Cook

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