[34 Packard 1108]

West, it only took me 4 years to correct, so thanks for pointing out the misinformation. The car's sign at Amelia 2009 led one to believe that it was The Car of the Dome, but is actually the ex-Harrah car, which I saw in '68 on a family visit to his Reno collection.

[CHRYSLER AACA MUSEUM]

Nash Suburban, they produced 1,000 of them from '46 through '48. Beautiful cars!

[Vermont 2009]

That's a really beautiful pic, John.

Thanks for sharing it!

TG

[1956 Lincoln Premiere]

Thanks Clovers!

I wasn't born till '57, but these have been faves since my teens. Taos Turquoise squeals '50's, and it's going to be a fun car. Keep up your pic posting; we never know what will come next from you!

Thanks again,

TG

[Personal Garage Displays]

So now we know how "the other half" lives!

Neat pix Brian,

Thanks

[39 Mb 320 Kurier 1x]

Thanks Pat,

Yes, the pix were taken at the M-B Museum in Stuttgart in October, 2009, the same weekend as Hershey. A great place to visit, BTW!

TG

[1923 Kissel Model 6-45 Gold Bug Speedster]

Now that is one cool car! Thanks so much for posting the pic...

TG

[my '72 Monte Carlo]

Beautiful, strong image of your Monte Carlo, Laurent!

[1934 Pontiac 8 Sedan 1]

I agree, but all of GM's offerings were pretty nice in '34, too!

[Amelia Island]

This is the postwar modified version of the original Topper car. I just ran across (and posted) a period photo of the car during the Rubber Scrap Drive.

[Metal in Motion]

Hey Randy,

You really know how to get us going with pix like this! How'd ya do it?

TG