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This Chevy was my friend, John's. Was a very pretty car - baby blue bottom and white top. He owned it in '59 & '60. I'm sorry he's no longer with us.
5496c 2016 06 26 003 file
Dwarf 1954 Chevy Bel-air
1/2 scale replica
All Steel, Toyota Running Gear
Hand made by Gene Tweedy
Entered in 2016 Art of The Car Concourse
Kansas City, Mo
Mid-Thirties Chevy coupe hot rod at the Back to the Fifties car show. And check out the engine...an inline six cylinder. Don't see that too often.
The Chevrolet Monza is a subcompact produced from1975 through 1980, based on the Chevrolet Vega. The Monza Spyder equipment package was introduced in 1976 for both the 2+2 hatchback and Towne Coupe.
Almost looks real I think. Really this is a 1/24 scale model of the Nomad that I placed in front of this beautiful old home. Then just played with the depth of the model against the actual home. This was a lot of fun.
'59 Chevy customized pickup in front of a vendor that specializes in such at the 2019 Back to the Fifties car show
A vintage 1950's Chevy sits off a farm highway near Ennis, Texas. Above, a westbound passenger jet slowly banks toward DFW airport, fifty miles to the north.
We took a mountain tour in our 1949 Chevy and some of this looks familier. We had a roof rack, a canvas bag on the front bumper for extra radiator water, and considered having the tube evaporating water cooling device. We had no running board with a luggage rack and no sun visor. The car next to the Chevy is a 1948 Chrysler Woodie that also has a roof rack. I took the photo at the 2019 Philomath Classic Car Show.
My photo of the day goes to the parked Old Chevy near my condo in Florida. Its all rusted up yet has so much character and so beautiful.
Chevrolet Chevelle '68-'72
A series of portraits of classic cars from the 50's, 60's and 70's of the past century, which I met accidentally on the streets. Streetphotography in a different way.
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Happy Truck Thursday! I found this "Farm Use", circa 1979, Chevy Bruin in Dyke, Virginia. Looks to be in good shape, but not a daily driver.
For those not familiar with "Farm Use" plates. They can be used in place of regular license plates in Virginia as long as they are used in the performance of the farm's business.
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