Your Friday Photo

[6667ss138]

Of course the HO car looks great but I also really like the look of Jon's 67! Great pictures!

[lakeholme]

Jon, let me guess. Lompoc?

[lakeholme]

Vonroll, great detail work on finding a highway curb to match and blend into the color of your car. You don't see highway curbs painted that color in NC.
TMR...

Nope, but the NC state bush is an orange traffic barrel.
Nice Photos, Vonroll and Jon!

[Jon Mello]

Jon, let me guess. Lompoc?

You got it.

[68camaroz28]

I took this yesterday and loved the reflection as we brought home a friends new survivor addition.

[BULLITT65]

Looks like a possible X77 Z?

[vonroll]

That's a lot of flowers Jon.  Nice pic.  I love the 'reflections' pic.  Good eye on that one.  Anybody else snap a single cool shot Friday or this weekend? 

[Daytona Yellow 69 Z/28]

Anybody else snap a single cool shot Friday or this weekend? 

 Well I would be lying if I said I took this pic of our 68 rag on Friday, but I always kind of liked it anyhow.

[CNorton]

No livestock or flowers around here.  Just a candid shot of Ol' Blue in her natural habitat!

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[vonroll]

Ol' Blue is just the kind of car I would avoid while cruising nights in my Mustang back in the 70s.  I didn't like losing.     Mean looking. 

[lakeholme]

How about an ocean-going Camaro?
And a 69 SS with a 1912 Caddie?

[BULLITT65]

Looks like a red 71 cougar taking the boat ride with you

[ko-lek-tor]

Beautiful angle and pic of your car Phillip! That Caddy  (1912) was the first car to have a starter. Thanks to Charles Kettering and Henry Leland. And you guys thought I only knew Camaro facts?!

[1968RSZ28]

That Caddy  (1912) was the first car to have a starter. Thanks to Charles Kettering and Henry Leland. And you guys thought I only knew Camaro facts?!

Actually, you should thank Byron J. Carter (Leland's friend) who died as a result of injuries he sustained when he tried to hand crank start a Cadillac.  Carter’s death was the impetus for Charles F. Kettering and Henry M. Leland to develop the electric self-starter.

 

Paul

[69Z28-RS]

That Caddy  (1912) was the first car to have a starter. Thanks to Charles Kettering and Henry Leland. And you guys thought I only knew Camaro facts?!

Actually, you should thank Byron J. Carter (Leland's friend) who died as a result of injuries he sustained when he tried to hand crank start a Cadillac.  Carter’s death was the impetus for Charles F. Kettering and Henry M. Leland to develop the electric self-starter.

 

Paul

I'm sure glad we don't have to 'hand crank start' our 302's..