Take me for a ride hotrod~

hehe, quite a rare find ^^
There is one around here too, but in a less good state...

Ooh... last of the hand-built Rolls. Nice. :3

So classy.

very nice handy-work went into making each of those cars. What a great find :D

That. Is. GORGEOUS!

I've seen that car many times going to school but never had my camera with me until today. And this how I prefer classic cars, on the road and working, not cooped up in a museum.

I knew someone who use to have one just like it, sold it for a pretty penny to!

I bet they did

I think you would have liked it!

What an amazing piece of automotive quality. These cars are gtting harder and harder to find...the attention to detail aren't matched in the least by anything that comes off an assembly line. And that includes Ferrari and Lamborghini. They maybe fast and aerodynamic, but this true classic here screams style and elegance.

I had a chance to buy one of these about six, seven years ago when I was living in Montana. Same colour and I want to say it was a 64...but it could hae been a '65 too. But it was almost identical to this one. And it came with a $29,000 price tag.

Unfortunately that was a touch out of the budget for a poor college student :( I wonder whatever became of that car...

Beautiful photography though! You really captured the stunning beauty of this fine automobile!

You better have asked for a ride in it! LOL (I know I would have)

GOTTA LOVE THE PONIES!
~Adrik

Yeah, one of my classmates said that the car should be sold for scrap due to its age. I told him that that car is in much better shape, has better performance and gas mileage than anything since, including most of what comes off the assembly lines today.

And this photo was taken with my HTC EVO 4G