Thanks; I was hoping others could enjoy them as well. 🙂

I'm sure I'd like to take a stroll through your father's ranch. We always try to go to the local car shows when we can. My husband and I both do a lot of volunteer work for the museum where this one was held, so naturally we had to be there.

I love the old muscle cars of the 60's and early 70's. My favorite car that I've ever owned was a 1971 Mustang Fastback. It had a 351 Cleveland engine and that baby moved! 🏎 I wish I would have never sold it. ☹

Great work on the volunteering there Cynthia!

I have to admit I have never been overly enthusiastic about muscle cars though!

The favourites that I have owned were a rare four door Austin 35, from around 1954, my mini cooper from around 65 and my triumph herald convertible which was from 67!!

Those are pretty cool. Here in the US we don't see too many of them. Great to look at though. 🙂

There are definitely classics Cynthia, they don't make them like that anymore!

This is the second annual show that our museum has had. Last year there was a Willy there...way cool! 😎

I just have to ask if that Jeep is as reliable as the rest of your fleet Jeffrey??🤔🐫

That is way cool, Cynthia!😎👍

About the same, Nick!🙄

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Found the pic, he had it painted in John Deere colors.

Now THAT is really cool, Cynthia! I decided to keep mine in its original olive drab since it was an authentic military jeep! It is lacking the old markings though!

Jeff

I do like the cool paint jobs, but I also enjoy the originals, as they can only be original once.

I know what you mean, Cynthia! I noticed one of the older cars in your pics had rust, etc. on its body. We used to call those "patina cars".

Jeff

It was listed as a "Rat Rod". It may have looked rough, but they had the engine decked out nice, and very unique. The interior was different as well, but you could tell there was a lot of work put into it.

I thought so, but I could tell just by the wheels that it was very nice, Cynthia!

These are the BEST kinds in my opinion!

Jeff

This was held at our local museum. All proceeds from the show benefit their not-for-profit organization.

Classic cars, that is fun, used to watch Discovery DMX channel and see the vintage car shows.
It seems that US is the only place where cars appreciate in value.

best regards
Chee Shi