Come to think of it, I may have been to a car show once…. at least 30 years ago. It isn’t my forte but we received an invite to go and had a really good time.
If I get any of this wrong, please accept my apologies. These two are both Stutz cars from the 1920’s.
This car was in the same section, I particularly liked the brake light.
This 1922 Stutz Fire Engine was absolutely gorgeous (don’t worry, the dalmation isn’t real).
I particularly enjoyed the Tractor section. The Case IH tractor brought back fond memories of the Jenson Hotel.
At some point I’ll figure out what these are and update the blurb.
I called this the Movie Section…. I am sure that these aren’t the exact models, so you don’t need to correct me, but these cars reminded me of (Left) the Wagon Queen Family Truckster from the first Vacation Movie, (Middle) the car that Robert De Niro blows up in at the beginning and end of Casino and (Right) the car from Ghostbusters.
The guy who was with car was so excited to have someone to talk to about it. He told me all about how it is different from most of the other models of this car because of the way it was produced at the factory. He opened the trunk and the hood for me to show me everything. There is a picture from under the hood but it was blurry so I didn’t post it. It was cool to hear about it.
We’ll end this party with a 1969 Chevy Corvette. The owner wasn’t around so we couldn’t ask questions but I’m sure he would have been Happy to answer them. It was a slick ride, and really cool to see it especially because I always thought he was a Cadillac guy.
The Matlock Report 