A black '57 Chevy much like the one pictured here.
1968 Camaro 250
I’ve seen this car just about every day for the past 33 years as it was mine.
Today, it is mine no more. I keep telling myself, “it’s just a car, it’s just a car,” but my brain is not processing the message as smoothly as it should.
I feel… sad.
Oh yes thank you for that correction. Ignorance fought!
Which then merged with PSA Group of France to become Stellantis who now runs the shop.
Wow, a true beauty Dropo. Just right.
I had a 1976 short bed Chey 4x4 pickup since high school. ‘Puddles’. Had many a camping trip in her. Later my plow truck.
It’s a VERY good base to restore and make a very cool truck. Didn’t make sense for me to do it though.
I didn’t sell her. I donated her to the Keystone Science School . Perfect plow truck for them.
The schools mission -
With the outdoors as a backdrop for learning, Keystone Science School inspires curiosity and critical thinking through the lens of science to change lives and strengthen communities.
Ok. Long day at Laguna Seca, not many pictures as it turns out my portable battery brick died. Lots of great cars though; in the paddock, in the manufacturer display areas and in the club corrals. Not quite as much eye candy this year in terms of ultimate wish list cars as years past. The Reunion just isn’t the event it was before COVID.
Anyway for the weekend overall, there were two cars that stood out as what I’d spend my semi-fictional money on. One kind of pedestrian (and that I could afford if I didn’t care to stay married) and one that’s a little more of a lottery win car. See if you can guess which is which.
3.8 liter E-type
F40
My wish list cars from last year…
Beautiful cars, @Pork_Rind
Are you going to Rennsport Reunion this year? Unfortunately, I can’t be there. But several friends will, including one whom fake-licked the fabulous 917 Can Am car at the previous event. 
Maybe! It’s an easy enough drive (although better when the Big Sur route is open) but I gotta wait and see based on some medical stuff my wife is dealing with. I had also thought about going to Velocity Invitational, but it looks like they moved that to Sonoma this year. That’s probably out.
I was on my way to work this morning on the interstate and, as usual, I was in the left lane passing numerous semis. As i was approaching a line of 4 semis, I noticed that, on the back folding doors of the rear semi, the number “04” was written in very large numerals. The numerals were so large, in fact, that each numeral used up almost all the space on a single door.
My first thought was, “Hmm … a company named ‘04’? That’s unusual.” Imagine my surprise when, as I was almost past the rear semi and could see the back of the 3rd semi, the number “03” was written in the same large numerals! I’ll let you guess what happened next. … … Yep, you’re right, the 2nd semi in line had “02” on the back and the first semi in line had “01” in back, all in the same large numerals!
What in the world?! Can anyone shed any light on this? I’ve never seen anything like that before.
An addendum: These weren’t “ordinary” semis that look old, dirty and with balding tires. These were very new and clean looking, almost as if they came off a showroom floor.
Lovely VW Bug cabriolet, not sure of the year but I’m guessing mid-60s.
Also, no photo, but a classic red and white '57 Chevy convertible in pristine condition driving on a Sunday morning with a mid-60s Dodge.
This Outback driver thinks outside the box…
I hope those are magnets and they change them out once in a while.
IN & ACTORS’ STUDIO
BE & THE POINT
Edit:
UP & HEAD
Locally saw a Tesla with “EW GAS” as his license plate.
This was announced on Facebook today.
We plan to be there and I’ll likely have a bunch of pix to share.
Yes, discobot, I’m aware that this is similar to a recent post. I somehow ended up in the wrong thread so FO.
A beautiful Dodge Challenger. Clean lines. Understated elegance. This one belongs to a good friend.
I had to ask the owner what this license plate meant. Any guesses?
Indecisive
My oldest son, as a high school graduation present to himself, just bought a 2003 Nissan 350Z Touring with the 6 speed manual.
Generic internet image (my son’s is the same color though):
He’s wanted one since he was old enough to ID cars so I’m not surprised in the least he bought this. He’s 18 and will have to learn to drive the stick, something many of his friends surprisingly already know how to do.
That car (in the Track trim, and Lemans Sunset – coppery orange – color) was my track car and daily driver for about ten years. Great car.