How about a picture of YOU with a car?

[dei]

4 hours ago, 60FlatTop said:

I like that Hundredth Anniversary picture. Here's my car parked behind my twin on show day.

 

I was down a little further in the trees from you as we were parked according to year.

Again, wish I had been more involved with the Forums and would have sought you out. I remember the car just never got a chance to speak with you.

 

GREAT EVENT for me and my boy!

(we are at the very right)

[normanpitkin]

Me and my 1941 Chrysler Windsor ,picking up the Christmas tree.

[JamesR]

Finally have a picture of me and an old car...just not my old car. It's a 30's era Studebaker that was left abandoned by some Okies or Arkies on their trek to California back in the day. It's displayed by a marker at the entrance to The Petrified Forest in Arizona, one of the places we visited this summer. Anyone know the year and model of that car?

 

Edited January 6, 2020 by JamesR (see edit history)

[ejboyd5]

Car is the Mercedes-Benz Standwagen from the 1956 New York International Automobile Show. I acquired it in 1970 from the man who purchased it at the Show.

Edited January 7, 2020 by ejboyd5 (see edit history)

[Dave39MD]

Taken about 43 years ago, at least the car still looks about the same;

 

 

 

[gossp]

Me behind the wheel of a 1920 Dodge Brothers in 96 or 97... I drove the tread all the way off a brand new set of tires those two summers. I really miss that old dodge. 

I love this thread, really shocked how many people I recognize!

Edited January 7, 2020 by gossp (see edit history)

[cxgvd]

Back on the Bricks in Flint, Mi, my wife and I are there taking part in the 100th Anniversary Parade for General Motors, 2008.  The photo is credited to Detroit Free Press.  We, too, participated in the Buick Centennial but I have no photo.  Gary

 

[alsancle]

8 hours ago, caddyshack said:

It's always fun to cruise with the grandkids.

 

I'm a bone stock guy except when it comes to Cragars on certain cars of the 50s and 60s.  They look great on the vette.

[caddyshack]

13 hours ago, alsancle said:

 

I'm a bone stock guy except when it comes to Cragars on certain cars of the 50s and 60s.  They look great on the vette.

Thanks alsancle, could not agree more. Here is a better picture taken a few years ago. 

[Ron Green]

Here is a picture of me (early 20’s) and a car I still own 46 years later (72 vette). I have since become a purist (with short hair and much older). Car has a fair amount of Baldwin Motion stuff (doors back) with the front end from California (told 3 were made). Now sports a front ground effect spoiler.

[Peter J.Heizmann]

As with 'ole Ron Green I owned this 1972 TR6 since new.

 

Meet was held by the stadium at Virginia Tech.  Had no idea West Peterson trudged up to the top of the stadium to take the photo.  (If I recall correctly West was not too pleased for all the pigeon droppings in the stadium seating area)...😀

 

[spencer yarrow]

Nota built in Sydney AUS. in 1955 historic race car Ford Prefect motor, gearbox and diff.

[STEVE POLLARD]

Here is a picture of my 1986 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS that was taken in front of the Chevrolet Dealership in Rhinebeck, NY where I purchased it new off the show room floor. The dealership closed about 11 or 12 years ago... I still have the car.

 

Steve

 

[Gary_Ash]

This is a great thread.  I have too many photos of the myriad of cars I have owned over the last 59 years.  Here are a few.  Of course, nearly all have been Studebakers.

[sunnybaba]

This is just one of several Model A trucks that I have built... doing open heart surgery, face lift and knee replacements, and kidney transplants on them... to bring them back to life, and make them better functioning, than they were new... then driving them thousands of miles on long road trip, for many years as my daily drivers..... This one is a long bed 4x4, 5 speed pickup, disguised as a 1929 Ford 

[victorialynn2]

@sunnybaba, Cool pictures.

This is my dad’s 24 T that I sold. 

 

Thanks everyone for continuing to share your pics. It’s so interesting to see you all!

[Billy Kingsley]

10 hours ago, STEVE POLLARD said:

Here is a picture of my 1986 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS that was taken in front of the Chevrolet Dealership in Rhinebeck, NY where I purchased it new off the show room floor. The dealership closed about 11 or 12 years ago... I still have the car.

 

Steve

 

 

If that's the dealership building I think it is, I love it. Love the architecture of it...see it en route to the Rhinebeck car shows. 

[60FlatTop]

Ever drive your car and feel like everyone is looking at you?

 

[nick8086]

Some one sent this to me in an email...

[nick8086]

Jake..

Edited January 14, 2020 by nick8086 (see edit history)

[Guest]

It is a 1926 Pontiac in New Zealand.

Edited January 14, 2020 by Guest (see edit history)

[V16]

My wife and I at Pebble Beach with our 1915 Packard Special Roadster. The car was built and driven by Carl G. Fisher, the man who built the Indy 500, The Lincoln Highway, Miami Beach and more! He drove it as the Pace car in the 1915 Indy 500 race as well as the Fall Classics of the same year. He also used the car to survey parts of the Lincoln Highway. It is basically all original except for late 20's repaint by Eddie Rickenbacker when he owned the Speedway.

[Pomeroy41144]

With my 1937 Ford.  

[Robert Street]

with the real 61 SS at Bettendorf, Iowa National

Robert
 

[nzcarnerd]

On 1/14/2020 at 9:28 PM, Tinindian said:

It is a 1926 Pontiac in New Zealand.

 

My two boys in 2012 -- at the time aged 16 (William driving) and Harry (14). Both are now working in the old car industry as William at a specialist old car repair shop as a mechanic and Harry at a restoration shop as a panel beater.

[nzcarnerd]

3 minutes ago, nzcarnerd said:

 

My two boys in 2012 -- at the time aged 16 (William driving) and Harry (14). Both are now working in the old car industry as William at a specialist old car repair shop as a mechanic and Harry at a restoration shop as a panel beater.

 

Harry in his 150+ plus year old heirloom christening gown in 1998. Both boys have more recently driven the Plymouth in events.

 

 

[Hornet Driver]

First car! '46 Hudson Super 6 4 door Sedan

 

 

Edited January 25, 2020 by Hornet Driver (see edit history)

[39BuickEight]

Me with 2 Ferrari’s, and Wayne Carini 😁

 

 

[keiser31]

Next to one of my favorite cars....I am the beardless one....

[Joe in Canada]

That is me driving but the bottom picture is a better shot of me on a pit stop on tour.

Edited January 28, 2020 by Joe in Canada (see edit history)

[Marty Roth]

5 hours ago, Joe in Canada said:

That is me driving but the bottom picture is a better shot of me on a pit stop on tour.

 

That's my friend Joe -

Doin' what comes Natcherlly-

 

Love the Caddy, and he and Lynne really drive it !

Edited January 29, 2020 by Marty Roth (see edit history)

[Marty Roth]

This was our 1912 Oakland on the 1997 GLIDDEN Tour.

I’m driving ( wow - I was much heavier back then!). My friend Ernie was navigating at the time while Dale and Gwen were in the back seat “Nagrivating”

Edited January 30, 2020 by Marty Roth (see edit history)

[Marty Roth]

Grandson Nathan and me on an AACA Founders Tour at Greensburg- Latrobe, PA

[Marty Roth]

Dale, Bride of almost 51 years with me in the 1954 Cadillac 

Edited January 29, 2020 by Marty Roth (see edit history)

[Marty Roth]

Our 1915 Hudson SIX-40 on the Savannah, Georgia Reliability Tour

[Marty Roth]

Our 1941 Cadillac-

that is my friend “Farmtruck” from Street Outlaws in Oklahoma City on the Glidden Tour

[Marty Roth]

We’re on the Blue Ridge Parkway with the 1941 Caddy on the VMCCA Chrome Glidden Tour

[KLF]

37 minutes ago, Marty Roth said:

This was our 1912 Oakland on the 1997 GLIDDEN Tour.

I’m driving and my friend Ernie was navigating at the time while Dale and Gwen were in the back seat “Nagrivating”

 

Hey Marty

Here's a pic of my 12 Oakland 40 on tour about 10 years ago with my wife and I in it. We've been touring it since 1987 when I finally finished the 10 year restoration. Had it on tour last summer. It's been a great runner over the years. I've put over 25000 miles on it!

Ken

 

[Mark Huston]

Here I am leaning on the fender of my 1929 Studebaker Commander when it broke down on a tour in the mid 1980s.   The break down was the result of a failed fuel pump.  

[Mark Huston]

Here we are, my wife and I, in September 2015 on the Modoc Tour in the town of Likely, CA with our 1929 Studebaker President Brougham.

 

 

Edited January 30, 2020 by Mark Huston (see edit history)