Well ya know, it's hot as blazes in my part of the world right now.  A good time for spotting some cool or unusual vehicles.  Post your spots right here!

 

 

 

 

T-Bird scoop looks like it was born there:

 

 

One for Bill:

Edited September 3, 20159 yr by balthazar

 

'56 Merc with factory A/C. There are 4 of those chrome roof vents :

 

 

 

 

LOVE the '72 Pontiac!

 

 

 

 

T-Bird scoop looks like it was born there:

 

 

One for Bill:

And I'll take the wagon right above it, even with that funky green color!

These are from September a few years back in Prescott Valley, AZ

 

 

 

 

 

 

My next door neighbor traded his burgundy '12 Infiniti QX56 on a new Escalade ESV in Majestic Plum Metallic...great looking beast..

Late model GTO in bright blue with dual white up-and-overs.  Just.HOT

My next door neighbor traded his burgundy '12 Infiniti QX56 on a new Escalade ESV in Majestic Plum Metallic...great looking beast..

That's that super deep purple, right??? I love that color!

 

My next door neighbor traded his burgundy '12 Infiniti QX56 on a new Escalade ESV in Majestic Plum Metallic...great looking beast..

That's that super deep purple, right??? I love that color!

 

Yeah...looks gray or black in some lighting...

'58 Ford F-100 fenderside, flat black, a bit crusty/bumpy, rollin'.

 

Circa 1940 Rolls Royce on a trailer, burgandy w/ black fenders. Surprisingly plain & devoid of detailing.

Edited September 9, 20159 yr by balthazar

Saw a clean white w/ white top '75-76 Cadillac Eldorado convertible, followed by a dark blue Ferrari 348...followed the 348 for a mile or so wondering why it looked different. Pulled up behind it at a light and noticed the horizontal bars over the taillights were missing.  Looks quite nice w/ the taillights exposed, they kind of remind me of a typical '80s horizontal Buick taillight.

Saw one of the rare Nissan Murano CCs today, in taupe w/ the top down...still too hot for convertibles (102), but it's a sign convertible season is approaching...

(2) '60s Ford Econoline 'flat front' pick-ups, a heavily primered/ patch-painted example prominently parked up front at a local watering hole, and an orange job inside one o those storage lot places.

'67 Coupe deVille, all primered, looking rough, looked like long-term parking in a weedy repair garage lot.

First-gen Lightning, black, surprisingly not rusty.

Over the weekend I saw Porsches..hundreds of Porsches of every type and variation.  Street Porsches and racing Porsches. I went to Rennsport Reunion V (I went to IV 4 years ago) at Laguna Seca Raceway near Monterey, California. Great weekend. Still tired from all the walking.

 

As far as non-Porsches, I did see a sharp red mid '50s Ferrari of some sort, an Alfa Romeo 4C in red and black, a dark red '61 Chevy Impala ht lowrider, and a bright green '63 Chevy Impala convertible lowrider. 

Edited September 30, 20159 yr by Cubical-aka-Moltar