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Ruth
Categories: Photography, SignageTags: garage, mechanic, neighborhood, photography, Pittsburgh PA, postaday, signage, silent Sunday, south side
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Silent Sunday

Still standing. Near Roanoke, Virginia.
Uncle Frank gets a lot of satisfaction from restoring vintage cars,
He is a grand master of restoration.
He was showing Michael and Jack how the car lowered down
Here is Uncle Frank with his latest acquisition- 1963 Chevy
You’ve seen this one before on the blog
https://rutheh.com/2011/09/16/uncle-frank-put-the-engine-in-the-1953-chevy/
https://rutheh.com/2013/08/28/remember-uncle-franks-53-chevy/
See his 1953 Ford Crestline Victoria
https://rutheh.com/2014/11/08/uncle-franks-and-aunt-lindas-new-car-1953-ford-crestline-victoria-v8/
And his 1933 Plymouth
Popsicles from Uncle Franks for the cousins who visited Archie’s Garage this afternoon.
Unexpected. Driving home after dinner out. Down a back alley parallel to on Butler Street.
As Steve said- you just never know when you’ll find a Van Gogh.
Garage Door Art
Do you remember seeing Uncle Frank’s Chevrolet (1953) when he was just putting the engine in?
Here’s what it looks like now after all the work (love) he has put into it! Shot from the passenger window- the interior.
Sunlight in January. Blue sky. Although predictions for the tonight and morning are snowfall, we are not convinced. Everything has been mild and though some wet, it has felt almost like Spring.
I caught the sunlight on this garage as I pulled out of the school parking lot and it was just aglow with the sun. It was a one shot chance from the car window. I know it looks like I increased the saturation on the red. But I didn’t. This is how it looked.
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Flat Ruthie is a VW Hood Ornament on Cardboard Me Travels
Not sure of the fate of this structure. I did find a nice photo that someone took a year ago. This is just mine as I waited at the red light, taken with the iPhone.