Donut Derelicts Classic Car Show August 3rd 2024

Started in 1983 by a group of car guys that wanted to get together and talk cars/shop at the local donut shop "Adams Avenue Donuts" has become a hub of the classic car community and one that people come to from all over the world to attend. This is a event that happens every (YES EVERY) Saturday morning rain or shine and has the greatest people in the world if you ask me. And the Donuts are pretty darn good to. No membership is needed to attend its free (except if you want a donut, coffee, or one of our cool t-shirts) and you can park anywhere you choose.
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[@jamestone265]

Bob did an excellent job in rebuilding this wagon…His other car is the pea green 33 Chevrolet Coupe with the 302 GMC 6 which also comes to Donut Derelicts. After he finished the coupe. He removed the perfect 350” SBC from the wagon and went to work on converting to RS power. His attention to detail is surpassed by very few and he does ALL the work in his garage. He has machine work done by others but ALL assembly is his personal work including engines….

[@AllenSalisbury-fu3fv]

How many hundred times can you walk by that 56 Handyman wagon? Can you say etched glass again?

[@snoopu2601]

Looks like an electrical wheelchair with sheet metal wrapped around it. Same concept just have to use your imagination and build one. They accully want to to ride something other than a car.

[@richardmulholland7261]

The Cart you are referring to is an " Autoette" and was considered to be the first actual electric cart. Actually made for local shopping, from Long Beach California. The Electric Motor which drove the cart was from leftover tank turret drives, from the War surplus. I had an all original one of these and sold it for a large amount of money. Very rare and Cool!