No. My brown pair had something like taps built into the heels and soles and they made stone floors slick as ice. When my brown pair was re-soled, I believe he put on rubber grips.
I just got my black Florsheims back from the cobbler with new heels. They should be ready for many years of further service. And gosh they polished up good.
As everyone probably knows, the Ford B-24 plant was put on the market as a part of the General Motors bankruptcy. The Yankee Air Museum wants to buy it, but needs to raise a lot of money to do so. Originally the RACER Trust, that administers these "old GM" assets was going to tear it down if...
Over the weekend I stepped into a hat shop in Traverse City, Michigan. They target the tourist trade, so there wasn't a ton to entice the average FL'er, but I did make one pleasant discovery: the Dorfman-Pacific Christy's Boater.
It's not as rigid as a traditional boater (either vintage or a...
Donald Healey tried to convince Cadillac to do the same thing, fitting Cadillac V8s into Healey Silverstone chassis, but they sent him packing. On his way back to the UK he encountered a fellow photography enthusiast aboard ship named George Mason. Mister Mason was more receptive to Mr...
I test-drove an '89 Caprice wagon with a 307. I didn't think it was too bad. Of course, I can't leave well enough alone and I'm told a Rocket 350 will bolt in place of a 307...
Alas, the dealer wouldn't consider my offer and ended up selling at auction for less.
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