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| After some business travels - finally home and got the dock in! |
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| The swing doors seem to be a popular mod these days... |
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| Much more my speed... |
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| More flippy doors and booming sub woofers |
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| Just a couple of months ago I posted a very different Yugo! |
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| Clever use of old iron... |
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| My brother had one of these |
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| My sister had one of these too! |
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| Nice Model T |
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| WOW what a cool old Model T hand made racer |
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| Aerodynamic per 1914 |
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| I've seen these lamps at antique stores - never knew I was looking at a tail light |
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| I suppose some dogs have exceptional lives... |
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| A very noce woody... |
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| More Model T's |
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| The Woody was super clean |
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| Not much in the way of creature comforts here |
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| No seatbelts here! |
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| Such simple lines... |
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| My favorite era... all of the compound curves all the dies designed by skilled craftsmen, 2-d drawings and brilliant minds! |
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| Whoa, this GMC is one of the first regular production 4x4's. In the late 40's the only way to get all wheel drive was with an after market kit. |
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| Beautiful lines |
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| This was my favorite |
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| The hood ornament is so classy! |
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| Bella |
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| Great colors on this 50's coupe |
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| This vintage Ford looks a like a Willys |
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| Whaaat? I think that's an old AMC scooter! |
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| Creative match-up |
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| Hey! My family had the hardtop version of this! |
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| Nice little T-Bird |
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| Tilty-Flippy |
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| A '68 and in great shape! |
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| You can look at the headlight bezels to identify the year! |
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| This nice restore had the venerable straight 6 |
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| Art in sheetmetal |
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| What a simpler time! |
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| The Chevelle, I had a childhood friend who inherited one of these. |
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| Another Duster |
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| This giant dog was patiently waiting to finish off some ice cream! |
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| Well that's all folks! |
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