There have been plenty of cruises and car shows this summer--and there still are plenty more to go. Despite the hot, occasionally rainy weather, there have been lots of owners bringing out their pride and joy for everyone to enjoy. I have a huge back log of car photos, so I thought I would break out some today. Even though it is just the first of August, there are signs of summer's winding down. I stopped in a Walmart today to pick up cat grub, and the back to school shoppers were already at it. So, without further ado...
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2009 Hurst Dodge Challenger. Slick gold paint, special engine package (of course it's got a Hemi) and Hurst pistol grip shifter.
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1962 Mercedes 190 SL. I spent most of my years under 10 rolling around on the back platform of a two seater like this one, as my parents had a 1959. That one was red with a white interior.
1962 Plymouth Fury. Set up for racin'
Another Plymouth, I believe a 1969 or around that time.
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The car in action in 1970, against another winged MOPAR at the 1970 Daytona 500 125 mile twin qualifier. Unfortunately, the driver of #78, Talmadge Prince, lost his life in the race in a bad crash. NASCAR took measures later to reduce the speed of these cars around big tracks like Daytona. Check here for more pictures of winged warriors.
So everyone have a really good Sunday and week and oh, by the way, Happy Birthday Bobby G...
5 comments:
Dear The Observer,
Oh, my Heavens! That Plymouth was my mystery car a few months back!
Bob is going to LOVE THIS. I do, too. I love Muscle Cars and Vespas.
What a combination.
Happy Birthday Bob G.
Thanks for posting these great cars! I want to study them a little longer and dream about a nice souped-up ride!
Love,
Ann
T.O.:
Wow...I am SO impressed...!
That Challenger would seem a "good fit" for me...it's in my HIGH SCHOOL COLORS...LOL!
ANd that Mercedes...used to DREAM of having one of those in the 60s.
(luckily, I STILL have my original MATCHBOX car that styled similarly)
That red 69 Pylymouth looks to be either a Road Runner or a GTX (my cousin Raymond had a 69 dk grn model...won some trophys at ATCO speedway with it...right off the showroom floor, too)
Astounding stuff you found here...
Thanks for the MUSCLE.
Much appreciated!
And do have a great Sunday.
(some people already made mine great...and you know WHO you are)
:)
Ann T:
Glad to solve your mystery! Those Plymouths are pretty cars. I love the roof line especially.
Vespas?
Bwahahahahaha!
T.O.
Bob G:
Glad you enjoyed. Sorry for the preponderance of Chrysler products--I do have a ton of pictures and these were some of the most recent.
Watch my photo blog for more automotive photos--right now I have photos of a 1953 Chrysler wagon as the most recent entry.
T.O.
Hey! Dont laugh at Vespas!! They are the Cadillac of scooters. And I have one. 18,947 miles and still going strong. =)
And the 2009 Dodge challenger is OMG SICK!! I want one really bad. I saw this same car today in our parking lot. It was red with those gold stripes. Hot Hot Hot!!!
Thanks for the pics. I heart muscle cars!
Oh and Happy Birthday Bob G!!
There was a fellow at the Belton cruise night with a late model Mustang fixed up to look like the old GT350H. That Challenger looks trick but I'll go with the lineage of the Mustang.
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