No idea if it is still there but from 2000-2010 or so the Marriott at the Alamo had a mid sixties suicide door Lincoln sitting in the entrance area. It also had an Impeach Nixon bumper stick on the rear bumper.
well it was a fun day today. First time and fairly impressed with everything except the traffic - both car and foot. Took almost an hour from leaving the hotel (1 mile away) to get parked. Then at least 45 minutes to get in the gate. It was great to walk parts of the back nine before any golfers showed up. Then about an hour after lunch to hit merchandise stuff. It was a little difficult at first to get orientated. Obviously walking looks totally different that what you see on TV. Looking at the map and the course I still mis identified a few holes the first time. I wanted to watch a little of the practice tee but the stands are way back from the practice area. If I get lucky again and get the same hotel I am walking down Washington instead of driving. The traffic situation really can't be fixed unless you want a huge road that gets used one week of the year.
Pretty much my plan... Thanks for the tips. Overbuying - yep. I am driving so no UPS. A friend who has been a few times corrected my wrong assumption. I thought it should be no issue to shop after the day ends since they could not be sold out on Tuesday. I was informed that they set out stuff each day so a lot will be sold out at the end of the day. Only difference is I plan to walk the entire course backwards. I always do that at tour events. I get to see the course and multiple groups. In this case I am guessing I can see the final holes without a lot of activity and take pictures.
Had the 01 4Runner from new until last year (except for loaning it to my nieces, no pictures, for a few years). Also had 93 Cherokee and 89 Comanche (Cherokee pickup) in 90's. All were great
More work by the restorer on this
Got rims back
Tires showed up
And a large pile of bolts and stuff got plated. It's not as difficult as it looks to figure out what goes where. A lot of the these are foe holding the fenders on
I think I saw that one or a similar one on Bring a Trailer. No idea why you would go to a cut down racing windshield for around town. You could easily have a racing windshield and a normal one. The support arms are held on with two bolts in the fender so it would take 15 minutes to switch.