Blanco Tour
2016

Because of the large fuel tank, Model A'ers can't just stop at gas stations.
Cars: Sullivan, McCormick, Ranney, Bohn, and Casey


Be sure to monitor your fuel gauge often.
Dub & Diane Brown stop for gas


Many thanks to Ron Taylor and Glenn Schiller for their help


Things to consider for a tour.
Bring a block for the opposite tire.
Check tire inflation on all 5 tires.
A towel might keep you cleaner
A level place to stop is nice.
Bring a board if your jack has a small footprint
Can your jack fit under your front axle with a flat.
A cheater bar might be needed for your screw jack.
A 4x4x6 block for your scissor jack is a good idea.
A digging tool could be handy on soft ground.


Red Ones


Yellow ones


and Blue ones lined our road


Thirteen 85 to 89-year olds
at the courthouse,   bank,   high school,   and one time hospital


A time for lunch


Courthouse ceiling trim


Small Tool Box for house calls


Small Tool Box with Oil and Water


Large Tool Box for your spare parts


Very Secure Large Tool Box for the soldier of fortune


Aerodynamic Tool Box for the Faster Car


Dave Casey's pickup with overdrive
Ask him about the time he drove the Texas Motor Speedway


Dub Brown's rear end


Frank Caldarola's rear end


Ken Smith's rear end
Joyce Smith secures the door


Little known performance accessory


Visitor's 1930 Tudor
His two-bladed propeller broke off once at cruising speed.
Without a propeller, you will go slower.


Paul discussing the finer points of life with Frank and Ron


Larry's 1930 Coupe


Vendor Tents in the background


Some of the easy riders
Al & June Bohn
Frank & Joanne Caldarola
Jim & Billie Cunningham
Jack & Sally Fisher
Larry & Nancy McCormick
Ken & Joyce Smith
Ron & Laurie Taylor
Dub & Diane Brown
Dave & Lynn Casey
Charlie & Johnnie DeVaul
J R Howard
Paul Ranney & Joy Morrison
John & Linda Sullivan
Glenn Schiller

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