Best for viewing
When the classic cars come around here, people bring chairs and watch.
Big, bold and red
This beauty is a real eye catcher.
Classic car, continued
I did hear somebody mention <em>Back to the Future </em> about this one.
King of the roadster
I find some interesting examples in town for the Syracuse Nationals gathering when I stop by the local hotel parking lot. I picture this one hauling around Bonnie and Clyde-fashion wearing couples in its heyday …
Trucks can be quite classic too
On the other side of the street, same walk as the beautiful black classic car, my dear wife Karen, cherished rescue dog Ellie B aka Dogamous Pyle and I encountered a classic red truck. Two new old beauties on the same walk. Go figure.
Very nice neighborhood fixer-upper
A recent warm-day walk around the neighborhood for my dear wife Karen, cherished rescue mutt Ellie B aka Dogamous Pyle and I revealed a new addition in a nearby driveway. We all had our eyes drawn to this classic car. Maybe it will join the caravan that treats our eyes come Syracuse Nationals time each…
Build it and they will come
This sign by this beauty of a beast proudly proclaimed it as a kit car. I can imagine the time that went into building it, piece by piece.
Red cars always draw attention
Sometimes I think they need a special section for the red cars. Hood tall. Checkered past. OK, I’ll go through the aisles to check them out one by one.
Not only under the hood, but over it
Some people wonder what these classic cars have under their hood. This lineup made me think about what they had over the hood, too. And note the stuffed Cougar on the dash of the black car.
Cheers for the two-tone
I never know what I’ll find year-to-year when I do my foot-cruise of the classic-car congregation at the Electronics Parkway parking lot. The two-tone baby caught my eye this summer. Sweet!
Mark Bialczak 