Looks like lots of fun.
I was VERY flattered when my kids decided to carve
their own Pinewood Derby cars this year, and chose two
of their dad's cars for their creations:
My son chose to carve a replica of my 67 Mark 5, and
my daughter chose to carve a replica of my 1964
Amphicar!
They both look great. I wish there was a way to post
photos at this site. Perhaps we should open up the
discussion of switching to Yahoo again.
Ed Howard
Orange County, CA
1948 Playboy
1957 BMW Isetta
1964 Amphicar
1967 Sunbeam Alpine
--- Louis & Laila <bwana@c2i2.com> wrote:
> Jim Ellis was kind enough to post my Sunbeam race
> cars on his website. Use the
> following link to get there:
>
> http://home.earthlink.net/~occjellis/
> <http://home.earthlink.net/%7Eoccjellis/>
>
> Once there, look under HILLMAN and there they are,
> along with Louie's trophy.
> The answer to the question is: Hey, it's my
> daughter. She wanted a Barbie car,
> so I painted it pink! Red hearts and red race
> stripes go with pink. I didn't
> realize until afterward that the vehicle looked like
> something that would be
> driven by the "Ambiguously Gay Duo". So when it came
> time to add the driver, I
> wanted to use a female. "Posh" Spice was $1.00 at
> Toys R Us, so that was what
> I got. My wife was worried abot the anatomically
> correct driver, so I
> intentionaly raised her head above the level of the
> roll bar! Men are soooo
> bad. Lou
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