The Road Through Your OT Windshield...

I kinda like this thread on the main board, so figured it could work here too? I'll start with a few I had on my phone behind the windshield of a 68 Chevelle, 67 Tempest, 75 Corvette, and 2000 Corvette...

 

Surely others have pics too?

 

Through the windshield of my ‘71 GTO, Following my wife in my ‘63 Lemans, and vice versa!

 

You said OT vehicles. How about from my UTV on the way home from my son’s Friday night football game?

 

Cruising down the highway in my C10

 

one winter morning feeding cows

 

North of Cedar Vale KS hauling calves to butcher

 

taking a load of wheat to the elevator in the 1966 W900A KW

 

one of RoyBoys runs across KS

 

Today

 

I was driving the Tin Lizzie in the Cedar Vale Ks Labor Day parade

 

Yesterday after getting my Chevelle running again.

 

My little squarebody C10 that i built a few years ago, every piece of the puzzle played with body and suspension wise, so i had to build a new interior for it, '50 Ford gauges and clock, some scrap sheetmetal and alot of metal flake

 

Mine would be quite dull, unless you like staring at a garage wall. None of my stuff runs lol. Love this thread though, wish I could contribute.

 

Milwaukee through the windshield of my sons ( my former). ‘71 GTO.

 

Through the windshield of my 1963 Grand Prix on it’s first voyage after 35-40 years of hibernation in a machine shed. Ignore the hot engine light, the car had some wiring problems that I ended up fixing over the next several months.

 

Sometimes you gotta drive all the work vehicles to make the money to afford the fun vehicles.

 

Threw the windshield of my 64 comet, I might have to dig this one out of the garage this weekend

 

I have to do a double take on the title nearly every time I see it.
It sometimes looks to me like, “The rod through your OT windshield.”

 

I'll drop it here, since the carbs aren't HAMB era.

 

OK, so its not a picture of the road, but it was taken on the road, and through my windshield. The truck is sitting in KY, and the land on the other side of the Ohio River is IN.
We had just crossed over the river on a bridge from IN into KY and were about 5 miles down the road. We saw this little park and thought it looked like a neat place to have a bit of lunch out of our cooler. This picture is the truck at that little park. It was probably someone's camp ground site, but there were no signs, there was the sand box, the swing set, and a picnic table. So we squatted there for about an 1/2 hour and left. And Yes, we took our trash with us.

 

My '68 Mustang, in the rearview mirror, my friend's '68 Mustang.
Regards Harald

 

Nice little spring drive today in the 58 Dodge truck

 

It's been snowing here all day. I thought about it, but decided it wasn't worth the cleanup!

 

May be I should learn how to take pictures with my flip phone. Then I could post more driving pictures. My camera is usually sitting beside my desk top computer.

 

You will have more success using the flip phone than the land line!

 

The land line would be for short trips.

I would still have to take the flip phone with me though, it spends a lot of time on the kitchen table...