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1935 Auburn
48 seconds
Street Scenes
1 min. 44 sec.
Hammer Away
44 seconds
Snap-On Tools
40 seconds
Manchester's main drag is turned over to show cars, spectators and concessions for the day
This Mustang is a rolling promotion
It still has a little advertising space left
I just can't figure out how you drive it
A big-wheeled 1985 Chevrolet K3500 gets some careful inspection
There are few places it can't go
You can almost walk under it without ducking your head
Not to be outdone is this Jeepster
Looks like someone went foraging in a junkyard to put this baby together
It's acquired a new steering wheel since we saw it a couple of weeks ago at Sandwich Fair
Is that Janice's 1963 Dodge?
Pushbutton transmission, introduced by Chrysler in 1956, adopted by Mercury
and Edsel in '57 and '58 — disappeared from all makes in 1965
Those of us who were around in the '50s and '60s tend to forget how huge cars were in that era
The Pit Girls distract us temporarily from cars
A classy 1950 Mercury
Ralph Nader single-handedly sunk the Corvair in his book "Unsafe at Any Speed"
Now it's a highly desirable collector's item
No antique, this is a brand new 2011 Corvette
A 1981 Rolls Royce Corniche I've photographed before,
but it adds a touch of class to my series
Elegance is written all over it, inside and out
Looks good coming or going
This 1997 Honda has won many trophies...
...and a couple of first place certificates
These two Packards, '31 on the left, '26 on the right, show up at many NH car shows
Started life as a 1950 Mercury
Somebody had fun customizing this Jeep
This looks like a lot of power
And he picked up a hitch-hiker
A colorful custom job — based on a Model A Ford
Another colorful custom — this one a circa 1933-34 Ford
Ah, those Pit Girls — grabbing all the attention againReturn to Vintage Cars
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