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My first attempt with Midjourney

Mercadillo/exposición de Vehículos Antiguos en Villaviciosa de Odón-

Madrid - España - Spain

Cuba series 2008.

This photograph reminded me of the Bob Dylan song of the same name, I looked up the lyrics, which are even more relevant today than they were when it was first recorded in the 1960’s.

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1960 2457 cc Daimler Dart WCA273 on the hill climb at Prescott on 15th May 2022.

The Cars of Christchurch, New Zealand

1960 MGA Roadster 540JKE at Prescott Speed Hill Climb on 17th April 2021.

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9th Annual Art of The Car Concourse

Kansas City Art Institute

‘Wideside’ was the equivalent of the ‘Fleetside’ designation utilized by GMC’s corporate cousin Chevrolet for their trucks.

The next vehicle over appears to have a load of hay in its bed.

Volkswagen 1200 typ 1 Deluxe

4 cyl. boxer engine aircooled

L440 Kieselgrau

Camac 5.60-15 crossply tyres

the bicycle repairer (1960)

Canon T90, Fuji Acros. Developed in Perceptol and scanned with an Epson V800.

Fastback version of the Ford Galaxie.

Volkswagen 1200 typ 1 Deluxe

4 cyl. boxer engine aircooled

L440 Kieselgrau

Camac 5.60-15 crossply tyres

The Bonneville nameplate was introduced as a limited production performance convertible during the 1957 model year, its name taken from the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah — an early site of US auto racing and numerous world's land speed record records.

At the front, the double-rounded headlights were separated by a wide, pined-out, chromed grille. The sculptured side panels featured chromed slats emphasizing the sporty look of the car.

This beautiful red 1960 built MG A 1588cc sports car was originally left-hand drive and exported to California. The car later came back to the UK, switched to right-hand drive and registered FSK 302 in January 1991. Seen today at the Classic Motor Hub during a driving and camping tour of the Cotswolds. The boot is packed with camping gear!

Taken somewhere in England by my mother who knows I like this sort of thing, cropped heavily to remove wandering fingers from the frame!

Sometimes the best finds at a car show are not in the cars show!