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I went to a local street car show here in Long Beach last weekend and got a lot of nice photos: The Belmont Shore Car Show This is always a fun event to attend because of the wide variety of cars you'll see there. It's limited to pre-1975, but they make exceptions for "unique" or "rare" newer cars. I would've got more shots but the folks I went with were getting a bit impatient with me, and the crowd was so thick it was tough to get clear views for photos. Enjoy, and feel free to download any shots you might want.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">They're both Fords, I believe, 1940. Looks like the black one has had a Volkswagen sunroof installed on it.</div></div> Good call by you and Dave: The top threw me. You're probably right about the VW sunroof, unfortunately. What a shame... About the yellow coupe: I Googled "1939 Ford Deluxe 3-window" and "1940 Ford Deluxe 3-window" and came up with nothing. Do you suppose the builder turned a 5-window into a 3-window? Did Ford even make 3-windows in '39 and '40? Thanks for the replies!

Last Sunday I took hundreds of photos at the Belmont Shore Car Show in Long Beach, California. Apparently I got distracted and wandered off after shooting these two cars, and I neglected to find out what they were: Can anybody identify them? The sedan is fascinating, and I'm dying to know what it is.