I had stopped for shopping and spotted an orange Fiesta in the rain covered parking lot. In a world filled with white-to-black shades, the metallic orange stood out as a pleasant contrast. The Fiesta was an nice looking sub-compact made at the wrong time. It deserved a better fate in sales.
We stopped at Young's Custard Stand just outside Zelienople and returned to parking to spot this clean 64 T-Bird near us in the parking lot. It looks like a super weekend ride for a couple at the stand enjoying ice cream. Young's was not offering their super pistachio soft serve when we visited, but Ladybug enjoyed a banana cone. This place has the perfect space for cruise evenings.
We were headed for a walk through the Paw Paw Tunnel and made a stop in town for a cold refreshment. Looking over from the parking lot I spotted a different vehicle. It was the first Pinto pick-up conversion I had seen. This one appears to have started life as a fake woodgrain Pinto wagon. The rear window appears to have been salvaged from the wagon's tailgate. This one looks to be long gone and abandoned much like the nearby Jaguar. Pinto pick-up conversions appear to have been rare.
We were visiting Winchester, Virginia and taking a walk through town. This '68 Galaxie was parked on the street. Its rough in places, but looks like a daily driver for someone. It was an interesting sighting on our walk.
