Posted once before on this thread. Haven’t hauled anything with my ’67 for a while because I’ve been doing rust repair on the rockers and cab corners. Got it put back together enough to take to a local show in Yakima, Wash. in August hauling my ’62 Cotton Cougar British trials bike. The bike was sold new in Sunnyside, Wash., by Evel Knievel when he was a salesman at Pomeroy’s Cycle Shop in Sunnyside, before he was famous. The bike was raced locally on flat tracks and in trials races in the area. Don Pomeroy owned the shop at that time, and later moved it to Yakima, and his son, Ron Pomeroy, has a graphics business in Yakima and did the graphics on the door of my truck. The car parked next to my truck is my ’40 Chevy Master Deluxe sedan, the Hot Rod Prototype.
