Aw B, that's so cool. Hey send me a copy of the original. I'll get the trash can out, no probs!

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That looks beautiful exhibiton. (and city) =O

And I can't see trashcan?

It's turning invisible. I was too lazy to clone the sidewalk and curb correctly to erase the trashcan. Lady hold doggie has no visible feet!

Ah! I can see some of the bin *giggles*

and XD at woman's feet! She can walk without feet...

the car in front of the black one is whar? it apears a sports car... lamborghinis miura? other?

Good eye Lupus! Yes I do believe that is a Lamborghini Muria in day glow orange. Sorry didn't get a pic of it.

Ooooo...

A 1958 Caddy!

Wow that is a nice car, but I like the one bhind it even more.

If it's the wooden-bodied one to which you refer, that's a 1946 Chrysler Town and Country. From '41 to '48 Chrysler made wooden bodied sedans, coupes, convertibles, and roadsters. as well as traditional wooden station wagons. High on mantinence, (any wooden fittings have to be tightened regularly,) and they creak like a tall ship in a gail, but they're real spiffy looking. They're a little lighter than all steel models, but not by much.

Here's a link to a vintage brochure at Old Iron Online:

http://www.tocmp.com/brochures/Chry.....1946/index.htm

Yes, that's the one I am talking about. Thanks for all the info and the link, you give me something to enjoy this evening.

It's a great website, Old Iron Online. Much more information than the websites that just do pictures, and the old brochures give you a peek into just what America wanted out of a car back then.

Quote from a 1950 Mercury advertisement: "It's long, it's low, it's really massive! Eighteen feet of excitement!" And you also find out things like that same car was supposed to get 25 miles per gallon, better than some cars today.

Nice car. I always think that cadillacs are among worldwide valious cars.

I see a Miura <3

Beautiful Car!