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Going for walks, seeing some cool cars.
- Thread starter Nedmundo
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This belongs to my wife's brother in law:
You've certainly seen some sweet rides this year! Do you do your walks at Cars & Coffee events??? 
Ha!.......I must admit, "some" of the photos were captured on bike rides but I took the liberty of just posting them as "walk" pictures...... so I am a cheat is some sort of twisted way......You've certainly seen some sweet rides this year! Do you do your walks at Cars & Coffee events???
Saw this today, very close to the first two I posted in this thread. I'm not sure what this is, but it's cool. Hopefully I'll eventually catch it without the cover.
79 F250 on a set of 35" Super Swamper Thornbirds...... how old is this picture?? I haven't seen a set of Thornbirds in almost 20 years.
Aha!
One of my passions!
This is a Chevy, though I don't know which year.
If I had to guess, I would say, 1960?
I already posted this in the Autumn foliage thread.
One of my passions!
This is a Chevy, though I don't know which year.
If I had to guess, I would say, 1960?
I already posted this in the Autumn foliage thread.
I just found some more car photos I thought I had lost.
I'll post them as the night progresses.
I don't want to overload the thread.
Mike
I'll post them as the night progresses.
I don't want to overload the thread.
Mike
This, I believe is a 1973 Chevy Caprice convertible. I chatted with the owner for a few moments.
It had slight rust around the bottom of the rear wheel-wells, but not that bad.
It had slight rust around the bottom of the rear wheel-wells, but not that bad.
A 1972 Chevy Chevelle.
I used to have a 1972 Malibu for about 15 years. You can tell it's a '72, because of the one piece parking lights. The '71s had the split light. Note the exhaust pipe coming through the fender.
Why do people have to put such stupidity on their cars?
I used to have a 1972 Malibu for about 15 years. You can tell it's a '72, because of the one piece parking lights. The '71s had the split light. Note the exhaust pipe coming through the fender.
Why do people have to put such stupidity on their cars?
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A 1968 Volvo P1800 S, I believe. A guy who lives a couple of blocks from me owns this, but it is usually in the garage.
The next few I'm going to need help with.
Mike
The next few I'm going to need help with.
Mike
Plymouth ProwlerOk, I don't know what these two are, but I like them.
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I'd guess a 1953.Aha!
One of my passions!
This is a Chevy, though I don't know which year.
If I had to guess, I would say, 1960?
I already posted this in the Autumn foliage thread.
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Very cool cars... They're like a limo inside.
Thanks for posting.
ShawnG, and Hurricane Jimmie, thanks for the info. 
I think everyone will like the next one.
Mike
I think everyone will like the next one.
Mike
A Lotus. I love this car!
When it's on the street, it's usually parked where the Volvo is parked, making me think the same person owns both cars.
When it's on the street, it's usually parked where the Volvo is parked, making me think the same person owns both cars.
I have absolutely no idea what this is. I thought it was an English car, but a few friends said the steering wheel is on the American side.
Anyone?
Anyone?
