1956 Buick Centurion...

You don't see many of these on the road anymore!

shees, better than the Wildcat. This looks like a Studebaker in reverse.

You never did!
Good find. I didn't know they had that in Flint.

wow, awesome car

The Buick reminded me of the Ford Seattle-ite XXI
http://www.carstyling.​ru …ttle_ite_xxi/im​ages/1976/

Frank:

you live in the 'hood and you've never been to Flint?

It's a worthwhile trip/visit if you are at all into classic cars and kitsch.

There is also Stahl's Auto Museum, in St. Clair Shores (if you've never heard of/been).

Here is the link to the car museums and auto shows on my Flickr website:

http://www.flickr.com …ctions/72157625​392866553/

Windpig and Chippy...thanks for the looks/feedback...

Jim K

Thanks for the link, Jim!

Jim,

Are there any limitations put on photographers at the exhibition?

Windpig...
at Sloan's Buick Museum, I went on a weekday morning and pretty much had the place to myself. The young lady who works in the office asked me to somehow give credit to the Museum when I post the pics--which is why you see the writing on all the pics in that gallery. I used a tripod for all the shots, since the lighting was not good in many areas and I had to use low shutter speeds...and, if you notice, the shots are mostly taken from below waist height (keeps distortion down when using wide angle lens and puts camera on a better focus plane than when shooting from a standing/higher position).

At Stahls Auto Museum I shot with and without a tripod, and they seemed 'photographer-friendly'...I chatted with one of the proprietors before going about the place, shooting...it's usually a good thing to do, to give the business/owners some 'atta-boys' on their place/exhibition

Jim K.

@Frank--you're welcome

Jim K

any front shots?

Great shades of the batmobile!

Jim,
Thanks.