Day 4 - Seligman

Tommy, Diane, their son, Lee, Mike and I walked through the entire town of Seligman and went into every gift shop.  We were waiting for Bob and Sherran to arrive. 





We checked in at noon and were surprised at all of the item included in our registration kit.  This was our first formal car show since back in the day when we had a 55 Chevy.  I bought a black shirt to match Mikes white one.  I do not know if they included more items since this was their 30th Anniversary. 



That night at supper is when we made the connection with the Henderson's.  When we got back from dinner, we sat outside with Bob and Sherran while Tommy and Lee got their car out of their trailer.


Tommy has a 1936 Ford that was given to him by his Dad.  He is going to eventually give it to his son, Lee.



That evening cars lined up behind the fire truck and drove from one end of the town and back several times.  Bob rode with Mike and I took pictures.  I took about 80 pictures.  Here are a few.












Another fun filled day comes to an end....








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