Runner Up Blog Post Of The Year.

B1E Gallery.

            The Mystery Machine was in town this summer and was spotted by a few people in Rogers Park, including Bill Morton. Hopefully the gang got whoever was behind the ghosts that were haunting the area and trying to scare everyone away from the treasure. "And I would have got away with it to! If it weren't for those meddling kids!" PostedAugust 29 2012. Rogers Park in 1000 Words has been around since 2007 and Bill Morton gives us his own personal view of our neighborhood, its natural beauty, plethora of different cultures and businesses with his many, many pictures. Here's hoping that 2013 is a great year for this blog, it hasn't been as active of late, but bloggers have been known to suffer from burnout and sabbaticals can lead to rejuvenation and reinvention.

            Update - There are many Mystery Machines in the United States. The Scooby Doo Mobile is said to resemble an old Ford Econoline. If you want to try your hand at creating your own Mystery Machine there are plenty of cheap ones for sale.

1969 Ford Econoline $14,995 (painted beige now though)
The listing also notes that its being used in major motion
picture coming out soon.