Scene in Edmonds A chance encounter with a car guy

Dino, a retired meat cutter, engages a passerby while mowing his lawn on a Cub Cadet near the waterfront in Edmonds. He discusses a classic Firebird he is selling for a friend, highlighting its six-cylinder engine and meticulous restoration, which includes six coats of paint and original upholstery. Dino's enthusiasm shines as he describes the car's quality, noting the absence of rust and perfectly aligned body panels. He reminisces about his favorite car, a blue '72 442, and mentions his ongoing project, a Cobra previously owned by Linda Carter of “Wonder Woman” fame. The conversation reveals the local car culture and the dedication of enthusiasts like Dino to preserving classic automobiles.

He invites the passerby for future visits, emphasizing the community aspect of car restoration. This chance encounter underscores the significance of automotive history and craftsmanship in the Edmonds area. Dino's passion reflects a broader appreciation for classic cars and their stories.