NON MOVING "CAR PORTRAITS" LETS SEE YOUR BEST!

TRhoads wrote in post #19180561
was that before the big expansion? It is such a cool place, I have spent hours in there.

I believe this was just a few months after the expansion. It was my first trip. Absolutely loved it.

avondale87 wrote in post #19180603
Fantastic series. Thanks for posting.
Those BMW side cars are beautiful as are a couple of those older bikes. The Indian, not to mention the Lakewood Special

Thanks! They really are! Here's a link to the whole gallery if you're interested in a look.

https://www.flickr.com …/albums/7215768​9063258734

wolfy317 wrote in post #19180897
I believe this was just a few months after the expansion. It was my first trip. Absolutely loved it.

Thanks! They really are! Here's a link to the whole gallery if you're interested in a look.

https://www.flickr.com …/albums/7215768​9063258734

Amazing series there, thanks for posting the link.
Certainly some fascinating bikes.
That Pierce inline 4 is a beauty (amongst many others)
Beautifully photographed.

Thank you sir! It was an enjoyable trip for sure.

Sigma 24mm f2.8

Just a Jeep flexing up on a big rock out in the woods...

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German engineering at its finest.

Haven't been on these forums in a few months. Got a new daily and some awesome snapshots in the snow

Miata fun in the snow

Mercedes 508

We don't see these much here in Australia . Even still has the left hand drive . Our driving position is on the right .

There aren't many of those old Lincolns left here in Canada either. At one time, there were many, relatively speaking.

MG TD Midget
Barefoot Café, Colombo
24th January, 2021

I made a double-take when finding this beautiful MG TD Midget in the Barefoot car park.

Produced between late 1949 and 1953, the TD combined the TC’s drivetrain, a modified rear axle, the chassis of the MG Y-type saloon and the familiar T-type body. In other words, a “bitza” (bits of this, and bits of that) but done-so to get it up to scratch for the North American market.

The last place I expected to find one was Sri Lanka, never mind one so tastefully and professionally restored. I particularly liked that the original MG badges and radiator grille have been retained without restoration, the car wearing the resultant patina of age well (images here). It is so svelte and petite too next to a Volvo XC90. I know which I’d rather have a collision in but to me the MG wins hands-down for style, elegance and joie de vivre.

Samsung S10 on Android 11 with the OpenCamera app.

Drooling over this!! In a Chevy dealer in Ardmore, OK.

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I have a real soft spot for this era of Firebird.