Old Vehicles
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StanMac
Loc: Tennessee
joecichjr wrote:
Love 'em all 😘😘😘
Excellent photos of iconic road machinery, Joe. The Studebaker is my favorite. Such advanced styling in the day should have put Studebaker at the top of the sales lists. I never understood why an auto maker would put such a putrid looking green on the sporty Tbird. GM had a similar color on the mid-50s Chevy’s too. Yuk!
Stan
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These have great style. And your up-close-and-personal pictures are wonderful.
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Beautiful photos Joe. If you ever get to Michigan, you should visit the Gilmore Car Museum in Hickory Corners. It's near Battle Creek. They have a wonderful collection of cars going back to the 1800's. Many Duesenberg's, Cord's and many American classic cars. I posted some photos from there several years ago. You'll want to go when the weather gets better, because the collection is broken up into several buildings. They include a vintage service station and a working old diner.
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NDMarks
Loc: Dublin, Ca
Thank you for sharing!. I love the T-Bird and the MG. I believe it's an MG-TD. I had the opportunity to buy one from a car lot I was working at in Hi School but I planned to enter the Air Force and wanted to leave the car with my parents but the didn't have the room.
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