DB Loc: Myrtle Beach, SC

Made it to the car show..lots and lots of sunshine :-( and boy everybody did an excellent job on waxing their cars. Lots of people and lots of reflections..but had a ball, visited with friends I haven't seen in a while and had FUN!!! So it was a good day, and I got a couple "keepers" out of my camera.

Who can resist a Red Corvette






Car for Sale


Love the lines of an old Riviera


couldn't pass up the color contrasts


Canadian made car


Gotta Love RAT RODS


Antique Dash

ianhargraves1066 Loc: NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Florida

Well Miss DB you dun it agin, what beautifully made photographs. Sharp, color saturation great. You can go off some people real quick when the produce great photos like this.
Bike week is here the week after next so I will send some of them for you.

Ian
Enjoy the rodeo tonight and drive safetly..

sinatraman Loc: Vero Beach Florida, Earth,alpha quaudrant

great shots. I cant believe someone turned a vega into a hot rod. havent seen a vega in decades.

bobmielke Loc: Portland, OR

Wait until tilde sees these. You did know she's hopelessly addicted to tail lights don't you? Very nice sharp, colorful photos, Good job!

bobmielke Loc: Portland, OR

Why not? I remember when they used to supe up Pintos and Gremlins.. LOL

sinatraman Loc: Vero Beach Florida, Earth,alpha quaudrant

true, havent seen those in decades either. always thought the gremlin was underrated and unapreciated as a car.

bobmielke Loc: Portland, OR

I liked the early AMC with push button drive on the steering column.

sinatraman Loc: Vero Beach Florida, Earth,alpha quaudrant

the amx was one bad muscle car. of course for every cool car amc made there was the pacer and the matadoor. :thumbdown:

bobmielke Loc: Portland, OR

As was the Plymouth Duster.

tainkc Loc: Kansas City

I had a Vega. There was a 1200 page recall book on this car. Mine was on 1100 of them.

DB Loc: Myrtle Beach, SC

When Vega's first came out there was only one per dealership. My (then) father-in-law bought a new car from the same dealership every two years without fail. He was able to help us buy the one the dealership had (but had to wait about 6-8 weeks while they were in production. Ours was a tan color. When I remarried, hubby had a plymouth Duster. Thats the car I learned to drive a manual transmission on. We were on a road trip from Chicago to Florida and on the way home he pulled off the road... and said "OK you drive now".. I started laughing..... he was serious. I did pretty good until we got to a little town where I had to make a right turn then uphill and stop for railroad tracks..... we must have sat there 5 minutes before I would attempt to go over them, waving all other traffic around me. What he had failed (or intentionally left out) was the fact that you cal begin to let the clutch out as you step on the gas... I'm a quick learner and after that he threatened to take the car away from me cause I drove it like the guys like to. Now I have a 2010 Dodge Charger and boy do I love that car !!!!!

tilde531 Loc: Seaford Delaware

Hey hey! Don't knock the Matador... my Mom had one and we thought we were hot STUFF... riding all over the place with Jethro Tull cranked! *snickers*

My Dad had a gremlin.

And in my list of "cars I've owned"... aside from a 1970 Galaxy 500... I've had a chevy chevette AND a pinto hatchback... yanno.. the ones that had a nasty habit of spontaneously combusting! LMAO

And I'm off on a tangent now so give me a moment to redirect please *blush*.
Thanks :)

tilde531 Loc: Seaford Delaware

*snickers*

HOPELESSLY!
These are really great photos!

Yay, you! :)

I especially love the B&W Belair... nice effect!

tilde531 Loc: Seaford Delaware

Jealous!!! I'm jealous... ;)
Although if it has a shifty-thing... I'm glad it's yours and not mine LOL

I had to learn on an old dodge something-or-other, that was mine free if I could drive it home.
The shifty-thing was on the steering column. I made it 20-miles... home.. then promptly gave it to my step-mom LMAO

nawal

Love the old rust buckets!