North Olympic Mustang Club Aero-Museum Cruise
On May 4th North Olympic Mustang Club hosted a cruise from Sequim to the Aero-Museum in Port Townesend
| Entering Sequim our cruise' start | James' GT was the first to arrive | This 65 came next |
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| This 87 GT Conv. came next... | ... and then... | |
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| A first gen Bullitt | GT500s are always a joy to see | |
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| A rare 390 Cougar XR7 convertible | A look at some of the cruisers | We finally hit the road |
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| A glance behind | There's a Trooper up ahead... | Waiting for the ticket to be written |
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| Winding country roads await... | ||
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| He was told, "If you bring that here
again for repairs, I'll bury it in your front yard..." |
Well, he took it back... They didn't speak for 10 years. |
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| Cruise participants | Back on the road | HJ Carroll Park for lunch |
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| Lunch... | Jefferson County airport, our next stop | |
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| The Aero-Museum | These planes restored by troubled teens |
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| This glider designed by Hawley
Bowlus. He designed the Spirit of St. Luis |
Another look at the glider | |
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| This kit is powered by a Model T engine |
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| WWII trainer | Inspired by the P51 Mustang | |
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| Antique racer | ||
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| This was a pleasing sight | Heading back to Sequim | Passing Smitty's Fat Burger |
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| This is a curiosity | Sequim | |
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