Jack and I met up in Mount Pleasant, SC for the weekly Charleston Cars and Coffee. They have about 80 cars each week, and it is a diverse assortment of cars that show up. You can still see the morning fog in the background. Jack said that he pulled in with his white 94 Cobra at the same time as the black Cobra, but the owner didn't give him the time of day. Most other folks with were VERY chatty and pleasant though. I got to talk for a while with the President of the local MCA club, the Lowcountry Mustangs. I even somehow talked Debbie into getting up early and going with me to the show. It was a GREAT way to spend our morning!

Nice! I'm doing way more "cars & coffee" events rather than full on car shows these days. SO much easier/more relaxing and just as much fun.

I tend to agree. Here are some photos posted online from the Cars & Coffee _

https://m.flickr.com/#/photos/141355...4506311/page1/

No direct shots of my SSP, but it's there if you look hard enough. :)

The listings for SSP Mustangs sure have dried up lately. I usually do a national search every few days for "SSP Mustang", which usually brings up the latest CL and ebay listings (usually the Matchbox cars on ebay). I thought the website I had been using was coming up lame, but other search engines yielded the same results. I guess it's just a dry patch for listing cars for sale. :headscratch:

Typically the worst time of year to sale a car... Flip side is I've found it is also the best time of year to buy (with Christmas just around the corner):2thumbs:

Having the correct tailpipes welded on the NCSHP today. :2thumbs:

Looking good!

NICE looking car.

VERY nice! :thumbsup:

Thanks guys. This is Mike Patterson's old car. We finished up the equipment install, based on his resto doc, and hard marked it.