Photos from Car Shows/Meets

Did I post this here? Maybe not; I think it was in the 'Classic Cars' thread.

1935 Duesenberg SJ 564, as displayed at the Gilmore Car Museum during a special presentation

There's a gobsmacker of an Auburn from the 2009 or 2010 Meadowbrook Concours D'Elegance

itshotinhereimonfire wrote in post #19096441
I saw what was under the hood, but, while it was done up, it was a tad understated when compared to the rest of the car. Not sure what it was, tbh. lol

The tanks in the back are for his hydraulics suspension system.

If you Google 1966 Riviera, this car will probably pop up along with a build sheet.

thanks. My second Google took me right there
Buick Riviera seen above

I see what you mean about fuel consumption or consumption of fuel. Quite an appetite

Craig you certainly have a seemingly endless supply of classics.
Beautiful and thanks for posting.

Not sure I'd bring those to an open field day for all and sundry to ogle and put sticky paws all over.

avondale87 wrote in post #19096596
Not sure I'd bring those to an open field day for all and sundry to ogle and put sticky paws all over.

I know I'd be nervous.

avondale87 wrote in post #19096596
Not sure I'd bring those to an open field day for all and sundry to ogle and put sticky paws all over.

It's quite an impressive event, Richard.

I've been told that similar events at other locations
are FAR more restrictive than my local show,
keeping spectators much further away from the displays.
It's no different, even after their changing the location,
though I do miss the period Dodge Mansion as backdrop.

The only obstacles I've run into at these events is in trying to
speak with 'curators' of vehicles from significant collections,
such as the Peter Mullin Foundation and the collection of Ralph Lauren.
Those folks seem to be present for only security, and not inclined to
be able to speak with the public.
But the private owners who accompany their cars, they're the ones
who'll gladly spend a few minutes chatting with random admirers.
I may have had a 10-minute discussion with the owner of this Talbot-Lago,

Wow. Awesome.
What more could one ask for but to wander about in that location!
Beautiful photos

Locomobile

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It's beautiful, but unidentified.
Looks similar to an early-1900's Oldsmobile to me.

SkedAddled wrote in post #19097572
It's beautiful, but unidentified.
Looks similar to an early-1900's Oldsmobile to me.

S on the hub cap=1932 Studebaker