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Finally its convertible time again! We also put our Convertible out of the garage, the winter was just too long =)
Car originally photographed at the Back to the Fifties car show in ST. Paul. then reparked in an AI generated background. All done in BeFunky
There’s something in the air that something makes my belly rumble
Something smells so strong, it hit me, almost makes me stumble
Could it be the little people cooking
something smelly
In the big red cookie jar
so I can put it in my belly...
1965 ish registered Morris 1000 Convertible seen at Coventry Heritage Car Run complete with happy people !
This 1960-built 6.5 litre Oldsmobile Convertible, 779 XUT, was a popular visitor at the Brooklands Classic Car Day on 30th March 2024.
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My sons new toy.
In answer to your questions,
I did not buy this.
I do not drive (get to ride in it often)not his everyday car.
He takes me shopping in his bmw (this boot is not big enough & and; its in the front)
My son is 38 Owns his own home lives alone(does not live with me)
He does not work (likes stocks and shares)hence number plate.
He has a girlfriend.(6 year rel).
1999 3.5 litre Plymouth Prowler Convertible S619SUH at the Vintage Sports Car Club event at Prescott hill climb on 3rd August 2024.
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Donut Derelicts - Huntington Beach, CA
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All of GM’s divisions except Cadillac and GMC had their ‘internediate’ body size models such as the Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme above. Chevrolet had the Chevelle, Pontiac their Tempest/LeMans and Buick their Skylark. They all were styled and packaged attractively. The most popular muscle cars of the era were based on these intermediate size models of each brand.