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The Car Show
(2 min. 1 sec.)
The Parade
(4 min. 4 sec.)
Street Dancing
(3 min.11 sec.)
A pair of long-time competitors share space under an early morning sun
A brilliant 1949 "Shoe Box" Ford
1962 Corvette
Chevrolet, another honored American brand
This 1934 model is an exceptionally beautiful restoration
It's one of those rare cars you have to photograph from all angles
Sidemounts are a classy touch
Founded by Louis Chevrolet in 1911 and acquired by GM in 1918
You're forgiven if you never heard of this one
Little known in America, Tatra is the 3rd oldest vehicle manufacturer in the world
This is the 1949 model — it has a rear engine
A Model A Ford racer with its unique circular windscreen
Should be fun to drive
A Ford "woody" — 1946-48 — they looked pretty much alike
A very nicely restored 1941 Ford "Tudor"
Another honored name no longer with us
This 1950 Mercury resembled Lincolns of the same era
1963 Thunderbird
This 1953 Chevrolet is too pretty to be a farm truck
But that's exactly what it is
Fresh vegetables just picked today (I'm kidding of course)
What does the letter P on the hubcaps stand for?
Peerless — this is the 1929 model
A beautifully restored specimen
Another one of those circular windscreens
This one on a 1926 Buick Cutdown Speedster
Stowe has always attracted rare and unusual vehicles
That's a ship's clock on the right
Very original — a 1936 Ford converted to a street rod fire truck
The Dodge was known as Dodge Brothers before Chrysler bought them out
This is the 1927 Dodge Brothers
Another Peerless — unusual to see two of these rare cars at one show — this is a 1927
This unusual fender treatment is on a 1954 Mercedes-Benz
Very few of this rare model were built
Everything about this car, inside and out, is luxurious
1951 Ford Custom Deluxe
The Ford's neat dashReturn to Vintage Cars
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