Is it odd to follow a classic vehicle into a store parking lot just to get a closer look?
If so, I don’t want to be normal.
The owner was in the store by the time I made it there but I paused a moment to appreciate his 1953 Ford F-100 in terrific shape. Spotting cool old vehicles out in the wild is a priceless gift.
I greet vintage cars like they’re old friends. It doesn’t matter if they’re shiny museum pieces or if they’re a bucket of rust on the street – I always stop to say hi and admire their charisma.
This Pontiac was cruising through a parking lot like it owned the place. Check it out- it still has moxie!
I have really come to appreciate cars for sale along the side of the road. You see, no one thinks twice if you walk up to a car that’s for sale and start to take pictures.
You just look like a potential buyer.
Do that to any other car in someone’s driveway and you would have some explaining to do – or some e’splaining to do as Ricky used to tell Lucy.
It’s also fun to fantasize about tooling around in your own classic car!
This 1953 Buick Special was parked outside Mount Vernon, Ohio and could be yours for just $8,000. The sign says it runs great!
Is there anything prettier than a shiny red classic on a pretty day? I think not. This Mercury Cougar was a real gem.
Wherever you are and whatever you’re doing this Saturday, I hope you are enjoying it!
If you popped in here yesterday, you saw a black and white photo of a classic Chevrolet. My pal Jerry asked what color this beautiful car is and when I told him that it is black, his response was that I “yank chains nicely.”
Here’s a color depiction of the car.
When I took the photo that you saw yesterday as she was rolling down the road, I had no idea that we would cross paths again when I stopped by Ye Olde Mill for a milkshake.
They were hosting a car show that day. Since the show was just getting set up, I didn’t linger but did have the opportunity to chat with this car’s owner – an elderly lady who said you can either own a classic or you can have money but you can’t have both.
Nice lady, beautiful ’57 Chevy (even though she pointed out some work that still needs done) and a wonderful bit of serendipity on my adventure day!
I had pulled over to have a closer look at something when this beauty went cruising by. It would be a great picture if not for that darn satellite dish in the background.
Yes, I could edit it out but that’s not my style. All these heavily photoshopped pictures you see these days feel a bit like cheating and I would prefer to stick with my imperfect reality than dishonest perfection.
Oh, the troubles of being a documentary photographer!
It’s still a fabulous car!