For you Car Lovers

[Gil T.Azell]

Here are a few shots from last Sunday, Deuce Days North West 2010 in Victoria , BC, close to 900 cars
some came from as far away as North Carolin & Sweden.

This is only a portion of the show, it went a block behind, 2 -1/2 block to the left, 1 block to the right up on the Hotel lawn to the right and the other side of the harbor

This one had a Viper V-10 in it

A creative Grill?

This one had a Vette engine in the rear

This one just look like it has a "Badassed" attitude

 

[John Clark]

Some nice shots there. I've been meaning to upload some of my car pics from the National Heritage Centre Super Car Sunday down at Gaydon.

TVR


If I remember rightly, the Chassis is from a Land Rover, but the rest was built for Judge Dredd


A Rover


Marty?
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This ought to be recognizable


The engine from above


I've got a load more, but need to sort them

 

[the 4th hanson bro]

'34 Ford 5 Window Coupe - so called because it had 5 windows. Was the original flathead v8 in it or did it have a modern engine?

'32 Ford 3 Window Coupe with definitely not the original flathead V8.

Cool pics. Looks like fun

 

[Gil T.Azell]

'34 Ford 5 Window Coupe - so called because it had 5 windows. Was the original flathead v8 in it or did it have a modern engine?

I couldn't see, the hood was closed, but I presume it was not a flat head.
I did get a picture of another rod with the F/H apart, for a diorama type display.

 

[scotpens]

And the car to the right of the '34 Ford 5 Window Coupe looks like a lowered and sectioned '49-'51 Ford. Good to know that traditional customizing and hot-rodding is alive and well.

Cars NOW, cars TOMORROW, cars FOREVER!!

 

[Niorah]

Some of those are really worthy.

 

[Gil T.Azell]

well I took 100+ pictures, so I think if I'd posted them all I'd be banned,

 

[SPCTRE]

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Awesome

 

[the 4th hanson bro]

well I took 100+ pictures, so I think if I'd posted them all I'd be banned,

Well don't post them all at once.

A few more would be cool, though.

 

[Archaeologist]

Great pictures. I'm a fan of how older styled cars look, particularly between the 1930s and the 1970s. A pretty broad range of decades, but there's something to the designs of yesterday's automobiles that I find appealing, unlike the vast majority of cars being produced today.