My Best Original Pics of the Coolest, Best, Weirdest Cars & Trucks on My Travels
Parked at the curb, this dazzling GTO was glowing under the bright summer sun. Outstanding condition, color and model (and wheels). Update: the owner of this exquisite 1967 Pontiac GTO, Jason Napolski, spotted his car
I got this pic at an auction in Monterey, California, during the week of Pebble Beach concours, Concorso Italiano show and many other events. Mannix was an American detective television series set in Los Angeles that
Caught this 1967 Thunderbird Coupe on Royal Lane. In great shape, it was the first year of the fifth generation Thunderbird, this model running to 1971. Powered by a 390 cu.in. FE (Ford-Edsel engine) from
The charming Central Texas riverside town, Bastrop, has an annual car show. The largest engine available for the 1967 Dodge Charger was the 440 Magnum wedge-head engine rated at 375 hp. These did not
I was thrilled to find this amazingly desirable Hemi ‘Cuda behind a mechanic’s garage in S. Austin. I don’t think many were manufactured but it would have had the 426 cu in hemispherical head V8
Can’t tell if it’s a convertible or a hardtop. When I asked if I could take some pictures, the owner was emphatic: “You can take pictures but I will not uncover it!” Good enough for
Green’s Repair and Restoration is a true specialty repair and restoration shop for the second generation, Action Line, Chevy trucks with the coolest sign.
And, an old school bus and a Prius in South Austin.
