Presented by Boy Scouts of America, Troop 185, Stratham, New Hampshire
http://www.troop185.net/
Presented by Boy Scouts of America, Troop
185, Stratham, New Hampshire
http://www.troop185.net/
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A successful show in spite of grey skies and the threat of rain
Cars from the Great Depression era and earlier graced Stratham Hill
A great American classic restored to its original glory
This 1947 Buick helped brightened a dull day
When was the last time you saw a full-sized Buick with a standard shift?
The long sweep of the front fender was a Buick styling innovation
The massive, toothy grille identified Buicks for many years
A rare 1910 Rambler
A dramatic side view of the Rambler
The Rambler's unusual 4-cylinder engine configuration
An unrestored 1929 Model A Ford
The Model A's homey interior
1965 Shelby Cobra replica
A fun car
1959 Allard Palm Beach MK II
The Allard's dual-overhead cam straight 6
Oldest motorcycle at the show, a 1941 Indian Chief
Motorcycle art
Not an antique, this 2002 PT Cruiser appears at many New Hampshire car shows
Very California
Some of you may be old enough to remember milk being delivered in a 1957 Divco
This 1962 Rambler Cross Country is not related in any way
to the Rambler in previous photos
A massive 1949 Lincoln Cosmopolitan
Buick had a radical facelift in 1959
The Buick's inviting interior
With wings like those and a long enough runway,
you should be able to get airborne
The late fifties were a contest to see whose tailfins could reach the highest
A later Buick, this one's a 1963 Electra
In the sixties, automobile styling became less radical, unlike politicsReturn to Vintage Cars
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