Car pics too cool not to share
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Check this sweet thing out that I saw at Taco Hell 
WTF???? Taco Bell? Shameful...
There's something about the frontend that I kinda like, though I can't quite put my finger on it. I'm fairly certain it's AI, and as such, I wish they would've finessed it more so that I could say for certain, one way or the other, whether I like it. Stylistically speaking, it has potential.
Now, I do know that I like this...
...and this...
...and this...
...and this...
...and this...
Hey, @Wildman, that '55 Chevy has '55/'56 Ford side trim on it. First time I've ever seen that done!
https://www.speedhunters.com/2015/01/lost-in-japan-lost-in-the-50s/
https://www.speedhunters.com/2015/01/lost-in-japan-lost-in-the-50s/
I'm not a fan of the continental kit on the tail... I don't know that there is any car that I've ever seen one on that I liked...
I'm not going to argue that it's not real... But I did sort of like the LOOK... The Purple interior was a little too much for me..
I'm not going to argue that it's not real... But I did sort of like the LOOK... The Purple interior was a little too much for me..
I've always been a fan of Continental kits, myself. There are some that are over the top even for me, but in general, I'm a fan when it's a long and low car, or a custom. They're definitely not everyone's cup of tea, to be sure. My wife absolutely hates 'em.
Decided to spend some time looking at and sorting pictures I have actually taken myself but ended up trying to figure out why I have so many that I just copied from the interwebs. Here's a few of those.
Here's a Cord with something I don't think I've ever seen before, or since seeing this picture. The headlights up.
Here's a view of the inside of a Miller 122 "Indy car" front axle a decade or so before the FWD Cord. I have no idea if they have any similarities
Here's a 1929(?) Essex. I'm pretty this picture isn't AI because I borrowed it about 15 yrs ago.
Here's a delivery guy starting to manually crank something or other:
Maybe the ramps? IDK but you got to do something get that '52/'53 Hudson Hornet off the trailer.
I think this had something to do with Hudson, based on the triangle emblem on the hub cap.
Here's a line of cars awaiting their deaths.
I think #13 is a late 40s Buick but I'm sure #14 Is a 46 Hudson and #17(?) is also a Hudson. It could be a 46, 47 or maybe even a 42.
Here's a Cord with something I don't think I've ever seen before, or since seeing this picture. The headlights up.
Here's a view of the inside of a Miller 122 "Indy car" front axle a decade or so before the FWD Cord. I have no idea if they have any similarities
Here's a 1929(?) Essex. I'm pretty this picture isn't AI because I borrowed it about 15 yrs ago.
Here's a delivery guy starting to manually crank something or other:
Maybe the ramps? IDK but you got to do something get that '52/'53 Hudson Hornet off the trailer.
I think this had something to do with Hudson, based on the triangle emblem on the hub cap.
Here's a line of cars awaiting their deaths.
I think #13 is a late 40s Buick but I'm sure #14 Is a 46 Hudson and #17(?) is also a Hudson. It could be a 46, 47 or maybe even a 42.
Decided to spend some time looking at and sorting pictures I have actually taken myself but ended up trying to figure out why I have so many that I just copied from the interwebs. Here's a few of those.
Here's a Cord with something I don't think I've ever seen before, or since seeing this picture. The headlights up.
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Here's a view of the inside of a Miller 122 "Indy car" front axle a decade or so before the FWD Cord. I have no idea if they have any similaritiesView attachment 603139
Here's a 1929(?) Essex. I'm pretty this picture isn't AI because I borrowed it about 15 yrs ago.
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Here's a delivery guy starting to manually crank something or other:
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Maybe the ramps? IDK but you got to do something get that '52/'53 Hudson Hornet off the trailer.View attachment 603152
I think this had something to do with Hudson, based on the triangle emblem on the hub cap.
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Here's a line of cars awaiting their deaths.
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Incredible pics!
I know. I was just being a punk...
Neat old motor. Probably 1900-1920?
I've always been a fan of Continental kits, myself. There are some that are over the top even for me, but in general, I'm a fan when it's a long and low car, or a custom. They're definitely not everyone's cup of tea, to be sure. My wife absolutely hates 'em.
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Isn't it GREAT that we can all like & dislike something but still agree that we LOVE old cars???
And still be friends at the end of the day..
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