A small group of NYPD retirees now living on Florida's Gulf Coast are asked to help the local Sheriff solve a Cold Case. Will they be able to find out who killed Harry.

Its Saturday morning at the Royal Palms Club House, a 55 plus community in Pine County Florida. Breakfast has been served and eaten. The fifty-fifty drawing has been completed, with the women winning all the cash prizes. Some things never change. A downpour has descended on the complex preventing anyone from leaving. Six men are seated around a table as the conversation turns to telling stories, Weird stories. One more bizarre than the other. Some have been experienced by the teller, while others as told to the teller. All presumably true. These are stories that would be told before a fire on a cold stormy night, All will give you pause. None will be forgotten

This is the story of one man's obsession with a concept car that made his dream of building cars a reality. But as they say, beware of what you wish for. Dreams are often fleeting.

The Farm-O-Road is a Jeep like vehicle produced by Crosley Motors, during the 1950s. Marketed to U.S. farmers as the vehicle that could do "big jobs on small farms and small jobs on large farms" The Do Everything Vehicle.

Covering the small cars offered to the American market by Independent American Auto Makers. Includes: Crosley, King Midget Metropolitan, Germlin, Spirit and Kammback. A great primer and quick reference guide

Covers Compact cars manufactured by Hudson, Kaiser, Nash , Studebaker, Willys: models such as Jet, Henry J, Rambler, Lark and Aero. Over 150 large B&W photos, details, basic specs, historic text. Excellent primer, and quick reference guide.

The Bantam American story from Austin to Bantam, From Sir Herbert Austin to Roy S. Evans. Two polar opposites who were the principals in creating and selling Americas first small car and the car company who created the Jeep. A quick reference guide and perfect primer.