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Not yet an antique, this is a hot 1997 Dodge Viper
Impressive! What is it?
It's a beautifully executed replica of the 1927 Mercedes-Benz
Little chance of losing it in a parking lot among
today's look-alike cars
Semper Fi
Does she look like the type that would be
interested in an older guy?
A little paint, and this 1947 Diamond T will be as good as new
Who's that — Ralph Nader? Those who were around
in the 60s will get it
Nothing against picking up strange women, but this one is a little over the top!
A man's best friend adorns the hood of a Ford
pickup
A lineup of iconic 50s iron
1951 Jeep with mounted machine gun, Korean War
vintage, all original
From across the pond, a 1946 MG TC
This 1936 Chevrolet has had a pretty good working
over
That V8 definitely did not come with the original
He calls it the "Rat Rod," originally a
1932 Chevrolet
"Best in Class" trophies wait to be awarded to lucky winners
Many other trophies ensure few will leave unrewarded
Man, that's some oil can collection — 180, no
two alike
There was no excuse for going hungry at the show
A name long gone from the American scene
1929 Essex Club Sedan, manufactured by Hudson Motor Car Company
Hudson later merged with Nash-Kelvinator to form
American Motors
Maxwell, another name from the past
This 1921 Maxwell obviously has had a few
modifications
1922 Dodge Brothers, before Chrysler bought them out and dropped "Brothers"
No radio, no A/C, no DVD player, no GPS — no
distractions
Many mistake this Dodge Brothers insignia for the Star of David — it was not —
it represented the two D's for the two Dodge brothers
1930 Franklin Model 130
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