Antique vehicles

[terry_rory]

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[terry_rory]

Side show....

 

[kevin m.]

Trevor, where on earth did you find a '58 Chevy to photograph in England?

[victorm.]

Velocette 500, Leica M2, Elmar 90/4, APX100

[victorm.]

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[EricM]

"Velocette 500"

 

Now there's another wonderful machine! Wish I was near my photos right now, I'd love to contribute.

[kevin m.]

OK, I lied about the 'last pic.' I think this is a Gulf livery Ford GT-40, Neil.

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[kevin m.]

...and its engine!

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[terry_rory]

At a classic car show in Thorney Island in July 2005 hosted by the 'Victory Wheelers'

[terry_rory]

"Trevor, where on earth did you find a '58 Chevy to photograph in England?"

 

At a classic car show in Thorney Island in July 2005 hosted by the 'Victory Wheelers'

[kevin m.]

It's a nice shot, Trevor. I wish that man luck finding parts for the car over there, though. ;-)

[johnny massey]

These shots are driving me nuts! BTW Here in the UK this month's issue of 'Motorsport' has a big feature on the history of the Can-Am series. Back when I was a kid I couldn't wait for thursdays when 'Motoring News' hit the stands so I could check up on the progress of Bruce McLaren and Denny Hulme - halcyon days.

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[terry_rory]

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[kevin m.]

...can't help myself!<div></div>

[terry_rory]

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[kevin m.]

...more british bikes hiding in a tent. ;-)<div></div>

[john_r._fulton_jr.]

Ahhhh, the Vincent Black Shadow. The good doctor, Hunter Thompson, use to write about it with fear, but no loathing. Good to see a photograph of the beast.

[geoffrey goldberg]

Check this out:

 

http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=620385

 

shots from the Miller weekend in Milwaukee this summer. Harry Miller used to put everyone

to shame, winning Indy with a FWD car in the late 1920's. Straight eights, and his four

cylinder engines were kept in production by his shop foreman, Fred Offenhauser.

 

Geoff<div></div>

[mdcarma]

Miller FWD after 1000 miles on Colorado roads.<div></div>

[mdcarma]

One of Bruce's early babies.<div></div>

[jack_lo_..._t_o]

Any of you get near a Ford (U.S.) product with the flathead V-8 in it, lift the hood and shoot the motor. The head covers are magnificent-iron sculpture. I thought I was the only nut who looked at them that way until someone loaned me a Robbie Coltrane DVD on the V-8. (He loves the old US cars.) Great minds, and fat guys, think alike.

[owen w.]

Bill,

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Do you have any shots of the tail fins on that white Caddy? The headlamps look like a 58, although the design classic of this model was the 57. Would love to see your shots, if you have more of it. Thanks.