Taken on 12/07/2012. Classic American muscle. Who puts a Jesus fish (or any other sticker or badge) on a car like this?
Taken on 10/28/2012. Seeing old cars that have obviously been loved makes me happy.
BTW, is this a II or a Nova? I don’t know enough about old Chevys to interpret the Wikipedia article properly.
Taken on 10/10/2012. This was the first Cobra kit that I’d seen of a string of Cobras over the course of a few weeks. At first I thought maybe there was a car show or something coming up but then one night my wife and I were driving home from furniture shopping and passed a Shelby showroom.
I had no idea those existed. Blew my mind.
Taken on 8/17. XLRs are still cool.
Taken on 7/2/2012. America. FUCK YEAH.
I haven’t seen a GTO in person for a long time and this was a shining example of one that’s been well-taken care of.
Audi S4: Electric Blue-galoo!
Too vague? No one gets the reference? Alright, moving on.
Taken on 4/16/12. From far away I thought this was some old and obscure Aston Martin. Imagine my surprise when I got closer and realized this was an even rarer beast!
Look at that thing! I need one!
Okay, yesterday I saw the Mach 1 with a tag 783 117. Today I see a Shelby GT 350 with a tag 783 118 in nearly the exact same spot.
Someone registered their two Mustangs back to back. I can’t wait to see what’s parked there tomorrow.
Ho-lee shit. I wish I had the time to wait around for the owner to come back so I could listen to it, too.
