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From Florida With Sunbeam Photos...
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You gotta be kidding! All that is going in there?
Yup... Of course, some of it winds up behind the seats. (August, 1998 photo)
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A Janet's eye view of the load at 5:30 AM in the rain. (August, 1998 photo)
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The rest areas, at least those with restrooms, are few and far between in Florida... Fortunately, there is a McDonalds' every 7 or 8 miles! Here, the 1967 Sunbeam Alpine waits patiently for new owners Janet and Colin. (August, 1998 photo)
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At the motel in Pensacola. If it is Florida, it must be raining... How long do you reckon it would take that Diehard to die, anyway? (August, 1998 photo)
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Vernors should only be handled by experienced personnel, and then only with due caution. In this unretouched photo, the can which blew up outside Houston is visible at the front of the cache. The can is exactly as it was when found just behind Janet's head. Thankfully, nobody was seriously injured in the incident... (August, 1998 photo)
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Me and Tigger leaning on an Alpine in Round Rock, TX. (August, 1998 photo)
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At the side of the road on Carlsbad Caverns Park. (August, 1998 photo)
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Janet and her car outside our motel room in White's City, NM. (August, 1998 photo)
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Immediately after being introduced, Beamish and Tigger cautiously sniff noses outside the tiger's den, outside Las Cruces, NM, USA. (August, 1998 photo)
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Both topless, the two cars enjoy the sun in front of the den. Through some quirk of fate, Beamish is lined up in front of Tigger's garage bay whilst Tigger is lined up in front of the carport where Beamish parks. (August, 1998 photo)
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Well, maybe it did not actually require two cars to carry all the tomatoes to the neighbors' place... Note that Tigger's bumper points to the ground in a growling snarl while the Beamish bumper points toward the mountain peaks in typical Alpine smile. Very hot day, as can be seen! (August, 1998 photo)