W/NW - Classic Cars

[Photar]

Aussies have classic cars too: Ford Falcon XY GT351 (1970/71)

 

[Guth]

BMW 507 A true classic.

Indeed, and good enough for Elvis!

 

[Taipei-metro]

BMW 2002, 2.0L I4

Pasadena, Los Angeles County

Img by Taipei-metro

Panasonic G6,
Zuiko 14-42

 

[Photar]

Ferrari California, Monaco - Leica CL with Summicron-M 50mm

 

[Taipei-metro]

Ferrari California; 3.8L V8

Back to Tony already?

Arcadia, Los Angeles County, USA

Img by Taipei-metro

Panasonic G6,
Zuiko 14-42

 

[AlwaysOnAuto]

I would hazard a guess that Ferrari's gather more miles on 'the hook' than most other cars.

 

[Geoff Stone]

I'm interested in seeing images of automobiles that could be described as: Classic, Vintage, Collectible, Rare, Restored...
The Vehicles (Cars, Trucks, Vans...) don't have to be pristine museum pieces but they should be road worthy and drivable.
Please, no clunkers or cars abandoned in somebody's backyard or out in the woods to rot.

Thank you,
Mike

You want OLD:

The Adventures of an old London Taxi 1959

1935 Austin 12/4 'Low Loader' Taxi BLM948

www.flickr.com

 

[Taipei-metro]

Ferrari California, 3.8L V8

Arcadia, Los Angeles County, USA

Img by Taipei-metro

Panasonic G6,
Panasonic 14mm F2.5

 

[Guth]

An early Lotus Elite (Type 14). I find these early Elites to be far more attractive than the Type 75 / Type 83 cars that followed a little more than a decade later. I don’t doubt that they were all fun to drive, but why Lotus did not come up with a different model name for the later cars is beyond me as the two had so little in common.

 

[Darthfeeble]

the ''Antique Road show'', Always blocking the side walk...

Arcadia, Los Angeles County, USA


Img by Taipei-metro

Panasonic mFT G6,
Olympus Lens 14-42

There are more 1932 Fords registered in LA county than Ford ever produced. Interesting fact.