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Exactly. And, even though they are starting to disappear from the streets here, I can live without seeing another PT or HHR at a car show *NM*
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That's what I'm thinking too. 2 or 3 year old Challengers, Mustangs and Camaros just a the owners bought them off the lot. , I agree. If I wanted to see that kind of thing I'd go to a car lot. At least they usually will even let you take them out for a drive there. *NM*
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Ponies in the Smokies photos and editorial..... *LINK* *PIC*
Not sure if this is the same malady Dave, nor how old you are, but I'm 77, been doing car shows and donut shops for 32 years, and it is getting old. *NM*
I know exactly what you mean.....
Amen, brother Dave! *NM*
I quit going to a lot of outdoor car shows when the "used cars" started showing up. If I saw one on a car lot or in a parking lot while driving to the show, I don't need to see one at the show *NM*
Mark, if you don't like used cars you wouldn't enjoy the kind of shows I attend. They're all "used cars". Here are some registered to attend upcoming Viva Las Vegas.....PICS INSIDE
Pretty sure he means stuff you see in the WalMart parking lot while shopping. *NM*
That's what I'm thinking too. 2 or 3 year old Challengers, Mustangs and Camaros just a the owners bought them off the lot. , I agree. If I wanted to see that kind of thing I'd go to a car lot. At least they usually will even let you take them out for a drive there. *NM*
Exactly. And, even though they are starting to disappear from the streets here, I can live without seeing another PT or HHR at a car show *NM*
Still some pretty cool stuff there and we're glad that you were able to make it to the show this time.....
Showing a current car is not a issue....but winning because you had the $100K+ to buy is not right IMHO ONLY
Besides "used cars"...
*were populated...not wore. 🙄 *NM*
Well, when the '60s and '70s "muscle cars" and "pony cars" were at most a few years old and were distinguished from each other and the cars in the grocery stores parking lots mainly by changes in wheels, tires, exhaust systems, paint jobs, stance, and maybe intake pipes or a
The turbos are boosts for the current gas powered smaller cars that use gas, of course, but that is a separate branch of newer generation "hot rods", mainly Asian model brands. I do not know if there is such a thing as turbos for hybrids yet. ;^) *NM*
The Woodward Cruise has largely become a new car showroom - we are on the other side of the state now and I doubt I'll travel for it
