beautiful pics of beautiful cars. The very first photo i recognize as a chevy nomad. Even in black n white the car still looks fantastic. Always wanted to go for a ride in an old restored nomad or a 1955 to 1957 chevy bel air. Vince, how about you? ever owned one of them cars or driven/been a passenger in one? oh, i will guess the third photo(s) are of a 1966 oldsmobile Toronado? very cool car.
i forgot i too got to go for a ride in a buddy's old chevy. It was a 1956 chevy bel air 4 door sedan . This was about 30 years ago.The ugliest faded algae blue/green rust specked color you can ever imagine. I think it had a inline 6 cylinder. No door panels, no carpets,no insulation, no headliner, no radio, no heater. It was so LOUD when we went for a ride...like a tractor, you could hear every mechanical part grinding away . I believe he bought for a thousand bucks from the previous owner who gave up his plans to restore it. I didnt care...i would ride in the back seat grinning like a happy goof. Old american cars are the best...nobody ever mentions the time i gave them a ride in my 2004 honda civic Si.....ZzZzzzz...lol.
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American tin junk
Great pics! What camera do you use?
Thank you!
For these I used a Leica camera.
beautiful pics of beautiful cars. The very first photo i recognize as a chevy nomad. Even in black n white the car still looks fantastic. Always wanted to go for a ride in an old restored nomad or a 1955 to 1957 chevy bel air. Vince, how about you? ever owned one of them cars or driven/been a passenger in one? oh, i will guess the third photo(s) are of a 1966 oldsmobile Toronado? very cool car.
Thanks! I do have a friend who has a 2 door 1955 Bel Air. Fully restored and I got to ride in it a few years ago.
Which was quite something.
And that Toronado is very impressive in person. Such a futuristic looking car.
i forgot i too got to go for a ride in a buddy's old chevy. It was a 1956 chevy bel air 4 door sedan . This was about 30 years ago.The ugliest faded algae blue/green rust specked color you can ever imagine. I think it had a inline 6 cylinder. No door panels, no carpets,no insulation, no headliner, no radio, no heater. It was so LOUD when we went for a ride...like a tractor, you could hear every mechanical part grinding away . I believe he bought for a thousand bucks from the previous owner who gave up his plans to restore it. I didnt care...i would ride in the back seat grinning like a happy goof. Old american cars are the best...nobody ever mentions the time i gave them a ride in my 2004 honda civic Si.....ZzZzzzz...lol.
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