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I'm not a professional photo guy, but this angled shot of a Cadillac Fleetwood fins and tail-lights turned out pretty cool! 'MERICA! |
After changing the oil in the FIAT at home this morning in a lame attempt to beat the heat, we headed out for a local car show. A local Shriners group sponsors this every year, and there was a HUGE turn out. Since I don't know much about the Shriners other than seeing them in parades in their little cars and fezzes, I did some Google research and found out that they do a lot of good things for charities, and run hospitals for kids across the country. Good for them!
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Car show trophies |
Without going into all the details, which I don't know anyway, I'll just put some of the highlights here of cool cars we saw today. Mostly American classics, a few European cars, and just lots of car fans enjoying this free car show.
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1970 Dodge Super Bee |
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1970 Dodge Super Bee |
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1970 Dodge Super Bee rear badge |
Above, this 1970 Dodge Super Bee had some faded paint, but I'm guessing it started out as Plum Crazy. Brian and the Lemons Team have painted their Dodge Coronet a similar shade of purple, so I'm always interested in seeing how this color looks.
Next, some detailed looks at a cool Studebaker. These are cool because of course they don't make 'em anymore, so seeing the logo and badges is always a new experience for me.
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Studebaker |
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Studebaker |
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Studebaker in the dial, taken thru the windows |
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Low rider blending into the grass! |
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Seen any Pacemakers lately? |
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Hudson! |
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Corvette |
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Corvair rear engine |
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El Camino SS, Custom bed to fit huge rear tires |
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El Camino SS with flames |
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Auburn Boat Tail |
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Auburn Supercharged |
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Another Corvair |
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Spotted another Commando |
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Hot Rod crazy shifter |
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Friendly parking crew! |
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Another Super Bee, this one flying backwards |
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Nash, cool logo and hood ornament |
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1970 Jeepster Commando |
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1934 Plymouth |
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Plymouth hood ornament |
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More Plum Crazy Goodness Challenger style |
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Mustang On Fire |
Maybe my favorite because it was unique and original was this 60s (I think) Volvo.
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Volvo 122 S |
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Volvo |
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