The weather is perfect for a Car Show, warm with high clouds. Let's see the cars gathered at Quick Response Restoration in Round Lake.
Here is the question that Eric and I have at every Car Show... When is an older car a Classic, an Antique? Eric found this article on older car terms. It's been helpful for both of us.
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This 1956 Corvette is "cherry."
Eric and I walk through the rows of cars looking for our nephew, Jason.
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He is DJing the Show for
Chelsey Eve is sitting on
the left.
With over 160 cars and trucks on display, I'm sharing the ones that Eric and I found most interesting.
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has serious engine enhancements.
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It looks like a fun off-road
vehicle.
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As a child, I was captivated
by the early Mustangs.
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An American Classic...
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The trim is eyecatching.
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Convertible
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This is the first 1966 Buick
Wildcat GS Eric & I have
seen at a Car Show.
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This is a rare sighting...
The 1958 Edsel Pacer
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This car has a split front bumper.
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I learned something new today.
The 1983 GMC Caballero was
built to compete with the Ford
Ranchero & Chevy El Camino.
This type of vehicle doesn't have a firm classification. Built on a car frame, the Ranchero, El Camino & GMC Caballero have been classified as a car, a hybrid truck, and some state DMVs register this type of vehicle as a truck.
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It's a 1966 Dodge Dart.
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Eric spends time admiring the.jpeg)
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It's beautiful!
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Here's my favorite Thunderbird at this Car Show...
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front end while I get this
pic of its rear end.
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Dodge manufactured 2,188 Lil Red Express Trucks in 1978 and 5,118 in 1979. This is a unique addition to this Car Show.
Another rarity...
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The driver's side
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This car was manufactured
TVR made just 2,465 M-series cars from 1972 to 1979, making this car extremely rare.
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The generous rear window
tapers as it approaches the
TVR's sporty rear end.
Every Car Show is different and I always learn something new. The best part was watching our nephew, Jason, doing the work he loves, DJing his event.
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