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how ever - the b&w version of this picture is my most successful picture at flickr
1935 Buick Special 46C Convertible Coupe
Buick's biggest changes came in the form of a new naming system for what were essentially carried over 1934 models. From smallest to largest, Buick now had the following series names: Special, Super, Century and Limited. New for Buick in 1935 was an entry-level Special convertible coupe with grandiose styling cues, featuring a standard tan leather interior and a rumble seat to bring along two more! Weighing 3,140 pounds and with a price of $925, the 46C convertible coupe was a rare bird, with production totaling only 933 units for domestic sale and an additional 67 for export. Today, they are very scarce but remain a classic in every way! Only 15 are known to exist, per the registry.
This 117” wheelbase convertible coupe is equipped with its original 233ci Inline 8 with Stromberg down-draft carburetor that produces 93 horsepower; mated to the standard three-speed floor-shift sliding gear transmission and standard 4.33:1 rear end, this car is capable of 85 miles per hour! Options and features on this 46C include dual side-mount spares with hard covers, Buick fog lights, Buick luggage rack with Taylor Made auto trunk and four-piece luggage, front and rear bumper guards, functional glove box clock, dual visors, Buick heater, Delco radio with speaker, dual side-view mirrors, and added turn signals! The car rides on pinstriped steel artillery wheels with Buick “B” polished hubcaps wrapped in Firestone 6.50-16 Deluxe Champion gum-dipped wide whitewall tires! This car features the original factory color, Runnymeade Green.
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I would guess that most viewers are familiar with the paintings of one of the most popular pin-up artists of the twentieth century, Gil Elvgren. (1914 – 1980)
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Oxford, a city in central southern England, revolves around its prestigious university, established in the 12th century. The architecture of its 38 colleges in the city’s medieval center led poet Matthew Arnold to nickname it the 'City of Dreaming Spires'. University College and Magdalen College are off the High Street, which runs from Carfax Tower (with city views) to the Botanic Garden on the River Cherwell.
Nothing is perfect there is always a bus that breaks down along the route somewhere. Here we see today's unfortunate victim not sure where Lothian 760 was but is now being towed back to Central Depot.
This is how my Summer Holidays look like.
Go walk your dog they said.
Wear comfy leisure clothes they said.
He lost his balance while his grooming session! LOL
「うぉーっと！」毛繕い中にバランス崩したベンちゃん
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Dillon finally caught me with the camera!
Notice the guilty looking position of her ears...such a timid creature!
EXLORE#415 Feb 15, 2008
At OOPS! Mainstore
Rigged for Maitreya,Legacy and Perky body
C - string included
10 different Textures
Original Mesh
I know the Kingfisher is nearly flying out of the shot so the composition is a bit odd - but I quite like the image nayway so I thought I'd share !
This immature Pied Butcherbird was manipulating a black berry - throwing it up to catch, but misjudged its flight. Its young companion was probably not looking, anyway.