I don't think a Mercedes is supposed to sit on the street with a floor jack propping it up. Ditto a battery tender

Iver Johnson's Arms and Cycleworks tricycle... built to last

This seems to have "Scout" printed in script on the spine

2008 Clairemont neighborhood park car show

Mike's latest, and soon to be on it's way (with a snowmaker for an AC system) to Hot August Nights in Reno. Last year Mike drove his roadster (Grand National Raodster Award) runner up... and it was a bit sweaty through the desert.
Very well restored, and painted in his driveway (really nice job too!) he bought it for a couple hundred from a high school body shop class. With the parts from a donor car in his backyard, and lots of swapmeet searching, it's a great transformation.
And the liscense plates? I asked about those, seems the US Olympic celebrational plates of 1984 were a bit confusing when he read about them on paper... and he got them with the notion that they would have a certain diplomatic effect

This is what he traded the purple 33 3 window for... straigh across, he was tired of the 33, and looking for something a little more streetable
The purple car is the last photo in this post: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2007/03/2007-del-mar-goodguys.html

the first time I've come across this radio

Looks backward to me. Possibly a prank by a car club member?

Long ago, like in the late 60's and 70's, an 8 track player was a common upgrade... but never seen anymore
Plymouth grill with a new perspective
A different Plymouth, '33 and very cool

Real aged patina

I dig the circle around the number of the speedometer, rare feature in all those I've seen

Corvair side ramp, and the first I've had good lighting to take photos of