Disclaimer: Despite what any internet search engine AI overview may suggest, I do NOT own any of the vehicles I have photographed on this account.

"Old cars are still out there!"

Been a Flickr fan since about 2006, was always just a lurker without an account.

Lifelong classic car enthusiast.

Enjoy photos/pics of vehicles; pure original, or faithfully restored classic cars, general "Kustom Kulture"; hot rods, street rods, rat rods, dragsters, leadsleds, lowriders, bangers and jalopies, vintage and veteran vehicles, steam traction engines, early portable/stationary gas/oil/steam engines, farm tractors, agricultural implements, old machines in general, trucks, lorries and HGVs, etc... USAF/U.S. and allied military history, retro/vintage Americana and related nostalgia, all things (classic) American, junk yards/scrap yards, rusty, old or odd things in the woods, viking and Scandinavian heritage, anything from the medieval period dating back to the stone age and beyond, ancient decaying statues and old sculptures covered-in, or surrounded by moss and overgrown plants/flora, general abandoned scenes - URBEX-related, nature reclaiming things once lost, lush deep green great vast forests, misty mountains, snow/ice, scorching deserts, etc, etc.

A longtime fan and avid reader of the online "Cubside Classic" blog/journal. My preferred documentation style is a sort of bastardized attempt (or general combination) at following the photography/picture-taking, and general journalistic writings/descriptions and anecdotes of those archived by the likes of Paul Niedermeyer (Curbside Classic/The Truth About Cars), Will Shiers (Classic American magazine), and Murilee Martin (Autoweek/TTAC), among several others, including several great photographers here on Flickr.

Please ignore the different styles of text I have used - some are traditional, textbook styles, while others Use Capital Letters At The Beginning Of Each Word. Just different styles.

If anyone objects to a photo of their vehicle or other property on here, just send me a P.M., no hassle, thanks!

All my photos are taken by standard point-and-shoot methods. No photoshopping or any extra enhancements included. Most photos I have minimally tweaked in relation to lighting; mostly just minor brightness/contrast/saturation/HUE edits, etc. All vehicles in these photos are as-found, in natural, given environments and backgrounds.

Not a fan of A.I.-generated images.

Go outside and find something interesting to photograph and document yourself. Or draw/paint it yourself. Just like in the good old days....