BECAUSE YOU NEVER KNOW WHEN A DAY WILL BE JUST PERFECT FOR A RIDE
MY BROTHER ROB'S BUGGY BRINGS BACK MEMORIES OF HIS LIFE IN MEXICO WHERE HE SPENT MANY WINTERS WITH MOM AND DAD
YOU JUST KNOW THE DUNE BUGGY WILL HAVE ALL EYES ON IT AS IT CRUISES "THE STRIP" (EVERY TOWN HAS ONE) WHERE GOOD CARS GO TO BE DRIVEN, TO BE SEEN, TO BE ADMIRED, TO BE CAREFULLY TOUCHED, TO BE CLOSELY INSPECTED, MAYBE EVEN TO BE CAPTURED DIGITALLY FOR A PHOTO MEME!
ROB'S DUNE BUGGY HAS BEEN POSTED AS PART OF THE
ABC WEDNESDAY PHOTO MEME
Photos by Kay Davies,
dune buggy by Rob Davies
dune buggy by Rob Davies

What a great choice for the R day. That is such a cute buggy. It kind of reminds me of the Love Bug, remember those old movies.
ReplyDeleteHow fun! And a perfect post for the R Day! Love your photos as always! Does look like a good time could be had! Have a wonderful day, Kay!
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All eyes would definitely be on this car should it ever leave the garage. Rob is the perfect R word for your post, Kay! I can easily see him scooting around happily in this animation-like vehicle. :)
ReplyDeleteMeravigliosa !
ReplyDeleteBuona serata :)
Oh wouldn't it be rad to ride around on Rob's dune buggy! Lucky you! :D
ReplyDelete@ Leslie -- No, not lucky me. I tried to get into it and couldn't - no doors, and I'm not very spry any more.
ReplyDelete-- K
@ Penelope - Keep your eyes on his garage come spring.
-- K
I haven't seen a dune buggy in a long, long time! What fun!
ReplyDeleteHey, hey, hey! Superb R - love those rigs... :)
ReplyDelete@ EG Wow -- this is the second one Rob's managed to find and have decorated to his liking. His first one looked a lot like the one our dad had in Mexico, except Dad made a roof for his, out of a sheet of plywood, with a Canadian flag painted on it. He called his dune buggy the Baja Cannonball.
ReplyDelete-- K
This made me think of my brothers (I ave four). Two of them are named, Robert and Roy. Neither of them have dune buggies, though.
ReplyDeleteGreat take on the letter R. The dune buggy eyes are hilarious. Thanks for your comment on mine and that is so great that your Dad was able to work with stone. That would be a wonderful talent to have.
ReplyDeleteThat is definitely a car to be preserved and treasured, Kay!!
ReplyDeleteDid you ever get your Visa gift card? I hope, by now, it is all spent!
Hahaha, I love the eyes!
ReplyDeleteThat looks brilliant. I would love to hitch a ride in one of those, but knowing myself, I would probably want to drive the thing!
ReplyDeleteI love that "Rad" Dune Buggy. What a terrific choice for the letter R. Fun photo.
ReplyDeleteJust typical of hubby and his interests! I could do a whole round on hubby's garage!
ReplyDeletewhat a cute buggy! ...now where is Annette?!
ReplyDeleteGreat pics and a very entertaining post for R day!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing;o)
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that's cute!
ReplyDeletegreat car, and i'm not even a car guy.
ReplyDeleteROG, ABC Wednesday team
A ride in that buggy would be perfect. A fun choice for R.
ReplyDeleteLInda
ABC Wednesday Team
The red seats are pretty rad! Fun post!
ReplyDeleteThat is one cool buggy.. and such lovely seats. =)
ReplyDeleteMy entry is about ROB, too.. not your brother, of course.. but my boyfriend. Hehe..
http://neneleah30.blogspot.com/2010/11/my-robinson.html
Hahaha, lots of R's and I love it. That buggy is so cute! Love those big (lamp) eyes!
ReplyDeleteBonjour dear Kay,
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful buggy with an adorable decoration!I specially love those lights!
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Léia
What a fabulous little car and so well loved and cared for. I'm sure it turns heads when it's careering along the road.
ReplyDeleteIs a dune buggy what I think it is? A mode of transport to ride about in on sand?
ReplyDeleteOMG, this is such a pretty baby ... gimme a ride.... downtown..lol..
ReplyDeletedropping by K..
Vernz of Petty Things In Life
@ Friko -- That's right, that's what a dune buggy is. It is actually a Volkswagen with an altered body, and a roll bar, and special tires. Rob has street tires on this one. My parents and "Roberto" lived for many winters in the desert in Mexico's Baja, where almost everyone had a dune buggy, certainly all the "residentes" - the resident foreigners. Dad used his to get to the best fishing spots. He was a sport fisherman, an outdoor writer, and a travel writer.
ReplyDelete-- K
Is Rob as Radiant as you, Kay? This post sure is Rad. :-D
ReplyDeleteI remember dune buggies. They used to be quite popular here in the 70s. I wonder what happened to all of them...This one is well preserved!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute name for a buggy!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my ♥ABC Wednesday:R♥
Oh, and who wouldn't want a dune buggy in the garage!! My, goodness, I know I would! They look such fun!
ReplyDeleteGreat post for the week! I have never ridden in one! Look like fun tho!
ReplyDeleteTake care!
fabulous R take.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing.
keep it up.
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