Originally posted by Sailor
Great shots, Bob. I know virtually nothing about these old beauties, but they're fun to look - and changed the American way of life.
Jer
Originally posted by slowpez
Agree wholeheartedly.
thanks to both, I just love the sounds of the 4 banger motors on these old cars and you just can't beat a rumble seat.
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Originally posted by sherrvonne
Great photo op, I was once 45 minutes late due to about 300 of these, all in a line in front of me on CR 304 near Bastrop. They were going to an event with for their cars. I looked like I was in an old car parade. So I just waved to everyone that passed by. Even funnier that the jeep I was in still has a bonnet shaped similar. It was great fun to see those cars as I was driving. They were only doing maybe 30-35 mph because they bounced on those little tires, I had a 25 minute drive and the slow pace made me very late but I had a ball watching the cars along the way, there was so many that passing them up was nearly impossible. My client was irritated but wow cool cars! (

quit the irritated lady job too not long after)
what an experience to see that many on the road at the same time, talk about the good old days when we traveled slowly and enjoyed the scenery.
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Originally posted by Michael Piziak
Love the old Fords!
There for a moment I seen Bonnie and Clyde !
Their car has a few bullet holes in it. It is at Whiskey Pete's in Primm Nevada on display in the casino. I said a few holes, I mean a whole lot of holes

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Originally posted by zztopd
hoo!
what a beauty!
at the fourth car would ride.
Thanks, for sharing, Bob.
We have quite a car heritage in the USA ZZ, you would enjoy viewing our old history here.