Friday Night Photos Woodie World Edition
Submitted by Socialprogressive on Fri, 09/27/2024 - 5:00pm
Welcome to Friday Night Photos everyone. Your once a week break from the daily madness of the crazy world we live in. Post any photos, memes, music, or whatever else you find of interest that helps you escape the madness.
Last Saturday morning I took a drive north up the coast to Encinitas for the 44th annual Wavecrest Woodie meet. Weather wise it was a nice morning. Temps in the upper 60s and overcast skies providing nice diffused lighting. Not as many cars this year as there was last year, but still a nice selection of Woodies, some that I had seen before and some that were new.
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Love the woodies
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thanks for sharing them
brings nostalgia to mind
there are a few hereabouts
few as clean as your specimens
have done some custom woodworking
for a collector using ash wood (tail light base)
very special vehicles
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Hi, Q
If you're seeing a few Woodies hearabouts you're doing better than me. The only time I see them is at car meets. You are right, they are very special vehicles. Glad your woodworking skills helped make one special.
I'm great at multi-tasking. I can waste time, be unproductive, and procrastinate all at the same time.
seems apropos
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Thanks for the J.J.
Back in the bad old days when I had to work, I always had Friday on my mind
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I'm great at multi-tasking. I can waste time, be unproductive, and procrastinate all at the same time.
Hi Social
Great fun photos!
The cars are all fascinating and impressive. I enjoyed seeing such tasteful interiors. The hotrod woody is hot. I like the first dark green car with the beautifully shaped and tinted windows. It reminds me of a private limousine. The surfboard matches its carrier perfectly. I also like the distorted reflection of the woody and palms in the wheel, and the matching oranges and whites of the tire. I'd like to zoom into the distorted image and see that image alone framed by the orange and white tire.
They are great subjects of beauty and nostalgia. Thanks for sharing them.