A record-breaking 900+ cars in what's becoming one of New England's largest car shows
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Three large fields and a parking lot were filled
with cars
My friend Joe's 1954 Mercury — I've
photographed it many times,
but I can never resist photographing it again
While we're on the subject of Mercurys, here's a
nicely restored 1957 Monterey
Now that's class!
From the days when you could identify the make at
a glance,
unlike today's cookie-cutter, look-alike cars
A mint-condition 1953 MG
Beautifully restored
throughout
Inviting, isn't it?
A
less-well-preserved MG, but its rough condition has a certain charm
Steering wheel on the right — this one was
intended for English roads
Rough but
authentic
1930s cartoon star Betty Boop reclines on a
classic Thunderbird
1964 Ford Falcon, an early economy car
On a slightly larger scale, a 1956 Peterbilt
Highly polished chrome offers an irresistible
photo opp
1954 Oldsmobile, known in its day for power and
reliability
The '54 Oldsmobile's impressive dash
You rarely heard of anyone stepping on the gas
instead of the brake
in '50s cars with their large, well-spaced pedals
The 1957 edition of the
Oldsmobile
My Mom always told me never to pick up strangers
But I didn't see anything threatening about this
fellow
He just wanted to enjoy a cooling ride with the
top down
A 1958 Cadillac with a beautiful paint
job
Chrysler's entry in the luxury market, the
Imperial — this is the 1968 model
Photographers were
almost as numerous as cars
Lotus — if anyone knows the year, please leave
a note in my guestbook or email
The Lotus from the driver's
perspective
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