that looks to be more of a '69.

Tis a '70

ah, yer right

And somewhere in their back lot, they have a '65 Lincoln chauffeur limo

Oh hot damn, now that is a car <3 better than this modern shit

Either way, she is still a class act

its a 70

Thanks!

That, my friend, is a 1970 Chevy Chevelle SS (396) possibly the 454 version judging on the hood cowl.

Either way, she is still a class act

Gonna add u to watch cuz you seem to get a knack at taking piccies of good cars! ^^

I have some others floating around in my galleries.

I no, I saw! ^^

omg... I passed that place and I'm like..." aww... why can;t I have one of those..." xD

Did you see the '46 Pontiac Streamline?

Sadly no, I was driving, so I was able to just look... :/

wasn't

I posted a few pics of the beautiful lead sled

very nice. So did you get to go inside?

I wish

darn, those cars are just so nice...

I know

And somewhere behind you, I notice in the window reflection, is a very lovely '59 Impala, too!

Merf, excuse me... a '60 Impala

I would have gotten some pics of her, but there was too much around her for some decent shots.

Yeh, I saw that nice old truck was right next to her... (too bad they lowered that baby so badly, though). Still, I'm jealous; you can just drive around and find cars like these sitting around on a street corner... something that definitely won't happen in my little country!

What actually caught my attention at first was the '46 Pontiac Streamline (and it would be a safe bet that Celeste would be physically slamming the brakes and making a high speed U-Turn to get a better look at her.), I have a great love of old cars and I will stop and take pics of them if I remember to keep a camera handy all the time.

Btw, where are you located?

Oh, I can definitely understand that! It would right away attract my attention as well!

I have to say, I'm not all too big a fan of hot/street-rodding such fine automobiles, but the way that Pontiac was done was amazing! It must have taken a heck of a lot of guts to coat the front chrome with black, but it really works wonderfully!

*giggles*

And you can bet that Celeste would make a screeching dive right through all the other traffic onto that parking lot the moment she'd catch sight of a car like that!

Every now andthen, mostly now in summer (since at that time, the classics get taken out of their hibernation), I can spot something lovely when I go around, but it remains rare... and mostly it's European cars. Good true American classics, you don't see a lot around here, unfortunately. I live in the Netherlands, and it's both mighty expensive to transport/import an American classic all the way across the Atlantic and into my little country, and it's so soggy and wet here that old cars fall way too easily victim to that little brown demon called rust... even with proper protection.

When I used to live in Germany, I used to see classics all the time, but I can certainly understand what the beauties can suffer when there is high humidity

Yeh, it's pretty darn hard, especially since we're bordered by the North Sea for such a huge part of our border... and on top of that, most European cars from the fifties on, well into the eighties, had lousy rust protection to begin with already, so too many never even lived long enough to see themselves becoming classics.

I know, but some do manage to survive those conditions, even despite how badly they are taken care of. But don't fret, I will always be posting pics of random classics whenever I run across them during my wanderings here in teh Dallas, TX area.

Heh, that's definitely true. And I still aim to take care of as many as I can should I ever get the means for it (read; enough money). And until that time, it'll be a pleasure to see wonderful pictures like the ones you posted here!

Well, if I get the reg GTO you will be more pics of that

I'll keep my fingers crossed for you, dear Although twenty-one and a half thousand smackaroos... that's a load of greenbacks to save up! I wish you a lot of good luck with that!

I know, but what the owner is asking for the car makes it a sweet deal. He obviously doesn't know what he has or he would be asking for more.

Oh, that's certainly true! Maybe he just needs the money badly or something... but it's definitely one helluva deal for a car like that, and especially looking like that! If I had that amount of dough sitting in my pocket or my account, I wouldn't think twice but just barge in there yelling "SOLD!"

Same here, just waiting on my partner right now to jump through the many hoops that are in place just to access his trust fund.

Ooo, I see... good luck with that! I know how slow bureaucratic mills can run... but at least you do have something to gain access to, so that's good!^^

if he granted access to the funds,we are considering having a HEMI dropped under the hood.

Hmmmmm... a GTO with a Hemi... now that sounds like a killer combination! And with the top down, that will bring so much pleasure to your ears...

Oh so true. Not to mention that the HEMI would give her the deep, rumbly purr that would make people jump and take notice, as well as the power to move when needed.

*giggles and winks*

In all honesty... with that bright Marlboro red paint and that bright white leather interior, you don't even need a Hemi to make people take notice... but it will certainly be a mighty big help!

yep.

You are right that the car wouldn't need help, but beefing her up, doesn't hurt either.

*chuckles and winks*

Of course, beefing up (without pimping up) is always a good thing!

so true.