Here are a few and hopefully some newer ones you haven't seen....... Most of the indoors cars have been seen this year so I will spare everyone...
Believe it or not its an old original Elf Camera. About 10 years old, looks, feels like a brick. The battery when fully charged lasts about 3 hours. I paid $500 10 years ago and I'm going to get my moneys worth. Maybe its a collectors Item by now. B
Nice one....funny, but suddenly your pics seem to have improved hugely! Maybe those lessons I gave ya are paying off finally
I think the price on the Zepher was $28K. There was a half dozen dudes climbing all over it when I walked by.
that gold F-1 was one of the few cars there that really grabbed my attention. lots of work in that one. if I were a millionare I'd have bought the 1940 (?) Packard 4 door convertible sedan for $18,000.00 in the project cars on trailers area of the swap meet. maybe the Lincoln Zephyr too. Zephyr with a Y.
Shit, I can't afford it, can't spell it, and can't even remember the right price. I suck. But I love the HAMB.
The copper Ford PU had the top cut off, and late model european type headlites. Was on the cover of Drive! magazine a few years back. Then the owner from Pleasanton had it redone by a shop in Livermore. A lot more work in that truck than meets the eye.
Well, at least it is less than $30K. I wonder if that includes the trailer and cool vintage tow rig that must have hauled it there.
I think I have a picture of that somewhere...Mercedes headlamps right? If it is the same truck,, then its a HUGE improvement!!
What a car!!! Not just a 39 Zephyr, but a nailhead and Columbia too. Doesn't get much better than that. Pete
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