Christmas is upon us. We've had a great season of car shows, events, and more, but now it's time to spend some time with family and friends, and do something a little less car-related.
Or is it?
I know when I was a kid, I always looked forward to getting some kind of model car, toy car, slot car, Matchbox car ... well, you get the idea. I really never could get enough of this stuff.
And even today, when I look for Christmas gifts, especially for my dad or son, I'm still searching for the perfect car gift. I may even get something for my wife's car this year. Don't tell her--but she's gonna' love it! OK, maybe not.
At any rate, I'm really not doing anything very car-related this week worth writing about. I'm driving some new cars that I plan to write reviews about soon, and there are some car museums that I'll be writing about soon, but there isn't a lot going on today.
I'm not going to leave you high and dry, though. Just in time for Christmas, I'll leave you with a couple of slideshows--red cars and green cars from car shows and events all over Kansas City.
I really appreciate everyone who stops by here throughout the year. I hope you all have a great Christmas!
Merry Christmas to you and yours too, Mr Hover. Here's to a happy, healthy and prosperous new year also. Cheers!
ReplyDelete[and I still give/get car stuff at Christmas too.. :) ]
Craig:
ReplyDeleteI too can remember ALL those Christmases past that included SOME type of car..even the riding PEDAL CARS...LOL.
(the Aurora HO slot cars were ALWAYS a treat...!)
My, how those WERE the days.
Thanks SO much for recalling the history and Americana that is the automobile.
DO have yourself a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS.
Craig,
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your families !
For me car "stuff" really didn't start til about age 50 or so.
But, hooked now and.............you know how to keep the blood
pressure up and flowing at a good clip for all of us....THANKS !
Don -& all the "Basehor Boys"