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 |
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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 |
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Sequim |
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