Local Automobiles - Cool cars you've seen around town - Post them here!

Can your Dad get enough traction to pull that PWC up a wet ramp?

 

I was just surprised to see someone put anything on a car like that. Props to them though.

 

During my trip to the US I noticed these (apart from all the cars at shows and in yards):

Monterey, CA:


N of Glendale, UT


Green River, UT


Moab UT area


Williams, AZ:







Palm Springs:


Del Mar/ Carlsbad CA:



La Jolla CA:


Camarillo, CA:


Waiting to be shipped in Paramount, CA:

 

Need to start taking a camara with me. Yesterday saw a new Ferrari and today as I was driving my x was able to pull up next to another 70 x . His is a post version with dog dish hubcaps.

 

the cuda i saw one day drivin to work

the 31 ford came into my shop to get some wheel weights

the 37-39 buick was at a local car show in

last pic is of a 66 new yorker that was parked out in front of my house yesturday, found out that it belongs to a family that just moved to the neighborhood.

 

Saw this at a Wells Fargo:



And I've never seen this one move all my years alive:

 

Here are some in the Milford Ct area

 

Almost forgot to add this one I saw yesterday as well:

 

Sorry it took so long to reply...been on mini-vacation in San Antonio.

It's no longer a PWC. The engine was trashed and he bought the PWC body (very cheap) and decided to do something no one had done before.

So he bought a small trailer and molded the PWC body onto the trailer frame. Amazing what a little welding and Bondo-glass can do. You can not even tell it's a non-operational PWC. The seat lifts off and he can store everything he needs for a weekend trip in there.

He like's to take it to Bike rally's and have my Mom or the G-kids ride on the PWC seat waving to folks. People always think the same thing, can that Goldwing get the traction to pull the PWC out.

 

This was at the 4th of July celebration.


The new Camaro at the San Antonio Zoo.


and...After leaving the Alamo, turned on 6th street to get back to the interstate and saw this. I had to turn around to go back and get a pic. A guy leaving told me the owner had 2 more inside the building and they were nearing completion. They would all be for sale soon.

 

I one handed a Kodak P&S to get these shots heading down 290...

 

Saw this sweet Jeep at the Silverado 19 theater on 2920...

 

'57 Chevy for sale in Dayton...

 

A '69 Dart for sale on Spring Cypress...



A bunch of cars parked behind the Dart...

 

A Mach 1 for sale on Fairbanks N. Houston at a storage lot...

 

Javelin a buddy has for sale...

 

An old Chevy pickup that I looked at a couple years back...

 

That Mustang is a 73, and its best days have long since passed. I'm not convinced that it is even a Mach 1. It could be a Sportsroof model, with the NACA hood. They don't command as much as, oh say a Stage 1 of the same vintage. Now if it were a 71 with a 429, that's a different kettle of fish.

 

Here is one that I saw at the mall, this last week-end. :TU:





I love wagons. :beers2:

 

^ That's super cool Jeff :gp:

Think I've been there too.... Which one is it?