Please read the interesting bios of cars belonging to our members.
Randy’s 1929 Tudor
Randy’s pictures are of his 1929 Tudor. He is in the process of rebuilding it.
Randy’s 1930 Deluxe Roadster
These are pictures are of Randy’s 1930 Deluxe Roadster. The EAA (Experimental Aircraft Association) brought a 1929 Ford Tri-motor to the Anderson Airport last summer. Since Randy knew a few of the members, he was able to take his car to the airport and get some pictures. Also, he was able to take a ride in the airplane.
“Hank” Mattingly
1930 closed cab pick-up
“Hank”, a 1930 closed cab pick-up truck was adopted by Mike and Connie Mattingly in early April 2010. He hailed from Chesterton, Indiana, where he underwent a complete restoration consuming 3 1/2 years. He was painted Rubelite Red with black fenders. Hank was born (best guess according to frame stamp) in September of 1930 in Atlanta, Georgia. He has been a welcome addition to the Mattinlgy family ever since with no major break-downs or hospital visits to date.
“Sophie” Mattingly
1928 sport coupe
“Sophie” Mattingly was the second loved one adopted by the Mattingly family in May 2012. She is a southern bell transplanted form Hillsboro, Tennessee, close to Chattanooga. Sophie was sporting a fresh Andalusite Blue paint job upon arrival. She underwent a complete makeover (restoration) down South in 2012. She arrived at the Mattingly household on a flatbed truck and was welcomed by all. Her exact birthday is unknown, as she has no frame stamp, (most ladies don’t like to divulge there age). A Confererate at heart, Sophie complains occasionally about the colder North and has been known to not start, but Mike has been working to resolve that issue.
