Friday Night Photos Travelogue Pt6 Edition
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.
Tonight we go back to the Blackhawk Museum. Opened in 1988, the museum was founded with a dedication to celebrating the elegance, craftsmanship, and history of the automobile, and has been devoted to the enjoyment, appreciation, and education of the art form of the automobile.
1939 Hispano-Suiza K6 Cabriolet
1931 Chrysler Imperial CG Sport Roadster
1957 Cadillac Eldarado Biarritz Convertible
1910 Stanley Steamer Model 70 5 Passenger Touring
1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Gullwing
1931 Duesenberg Model J Convertible
1931 Duesenberg Model J Convertible
1948 Cadillac Series 62 Saoutchik 3 Position Cabriolet
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Some darn nice looking sleds
almost makes one want to climb aboard
and fire them up, just to hear the engines purr.
These are things dreams are made of.
Thanks social!
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Hi, Q
There were a lot of beautiful cars on display. The 55 Mercedes 300SL Gullwing was by far my favorite. My dream would be hearing it purring in my garage.
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Good choice!
I also like the blue and white cadillac cabriolet
Looking at those images makes me think of the days when
white wall tires were almost a status symbol.
Hi, humphrey
I didn't know white walls were considered a status symbol. I do know they sure do make the cars from that era look more appealing. I don't think whitewalls would look very good on today's cars.
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Hi humphrey
I think the white tires appear to elevate the body from the ground.
I guess that I did not explain my thoughts correctly.
@Socialprogressive
I was referring to the period of the late 50's early 60's when white walls were more expensive than black walls that the peons could afford.
Hi Social
Maybe you could wish for one of these for Christmas. At only $500 us, you could look at it and dream forever. On the other hand, for $1,400,000 you could hear it purr and cruise around ; ).
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/126131548994?chn=ps&_ul=AU&_trkparms=ispr%3D...
Thanks Social for each and every friday!
1.4 mil.
I see no radio in the dashboard. For that kind of money you would think it would come with a radio. The models that you linked to look great. Nicely detailed and well crafted, but I don't have $500 hiding between the couch cushions so I'm stuck with having to look at the photos I took.
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Evening all
Looks like snow, no?
It is flowering Kanuka and Manuka boughs drooping in the early summer rain.
Be well all and enjoy
snow flowers
enchanting
thanks janis!
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Hi, Janis
I always marvel at how green everything is in NZ even during the summer months. I looked at your photo before reading what you posted. My first thought was the trees were covered in dew. I have a eucalyptus tree in my backyard that has white flowers that one would think might look like snow, except they don't melt when the fall to the ground. Instead, I get to sweep them up.
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