I just noticed on the back cover of a AAA TripTik, I had made up a couple of
weeks ago here in the Atlanta area, a picture of a red early model Healey with
a creased hood (bonnet). It is being driven (LHD & on the right side of road)
down a coastal highway with a large body of water on the left side of the
picture. It has a driver's side mirror on the fender about a foot and a half
or so forward of the windshield (if there is a RH mirror it is hidden by the
windshield post), a black interior, a wood rimmed steering wheel, with the top
(hood) down and the passenger seat back is pushed forward for the photographer
to stand behind or sit on the rear shroud to take the picture above the line
of the windshield. Can only see the drivers hands and part of the forearms.
If it is a "Left Coaster", they are driving north or a "Right Coaster" they
are driving south if taken in North America. The right side of the road has a
vegetation covered dune or berm along side of it. The page doesn't have any
identifying numbers on it for a reference like the rest of the pages do. The
page is promoting the benefits of using AAA trip services. Could it be anyone
on the list we know?
Larry
'67 BJ8
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