Plymouth: The First Decade

May 19, 2002 - Friendship Day

The Mid Peninsula Old Time Auto Club sponsors “Friendship Day” each year. This is a non-judged “shine and show” type of event. This year there were over 400 vehicles on display. One of the nice things about this event is that there is a huge variety from Full Classics through street rods. Most of my photographs were taken before the field showed up and are slanted toward my preference for 1930s cars. There was a lot more there than these pictures cover. Rain started in late morning which cut the overall attendance and induced people to leave early. Nonetheless, it was a fun event.

	A pair of Pierce-Arrows.
	A Franklin
	A couple of disk wheeled Chevys.
	General view of part of the “field”
	A seldom seen model of BMW.
	1937 Cord. Not a replicar!
	Dreyers Ice Cream Model T Ford Truck
	Packard
	Cars belonging to members of the sponsoring club.
	Yep. Those are boat registration numbers on the front fender. Its an amphibicar!
	Just your typical 1935 Bowlus streamlined travel trailer pulled by a typical 1932 Packard convertible. You see this every day don't you?
	Foreign cars were there too. This is a Morgan. A couple of Renault C2Vs, a bunch of VWs, at least one Triumph TR3 and MG TD were in attendance as well.
	The famous Ford retractable hardtop.
	A 1931 Plymouth PA