My Best Original Pics of the Coolest, Best, Weirdest Cars & Trucks on My Travels
Elva Couriers were made in England as street cars, available as a kit or complete car. Box frame holding Triumph front and rear suspensions and clothed in fiberglass powered by four cylinder engines. I captured this lovely 1963
Murphos is owned by Murph Murphy and Liana Steven, S. California transplants. Very cool apparel and a first rate car building and restoration shop. Located across the street from Terry Sather’s BMW service shop. See link
Showing off during this year’s Lonestar Round Up.
AMC Javelins were pretty good cars, a bit lighter than the other pony cars of the time, and could be had with big V8s. Successfully raced, too. This looks like a base version.
