My husband and son are fanatic of old cars. We were going home from the store when they saw this one at a parking area. We pulled up so they can see it closely and for me to take pictures as well.
According to the hubster, the car above is a Chevy Chevelle Super Sport.
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Nice choice in a classic car
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Classic car. I can tell you for sure that is an SS Chevelle 1969/70 vintage and not a Camero.
ReplyDeleteSomebody loves this car very much to park far away from any chance of door damage!
It has bee Hot Rodded too,Nice wheels,fatter tires and these came with a Big Block motor 396 and upwards. I am sure the motor has had lots of work done to make it go fast and look pretty since there are Hood Pins on the hood!
Hey, thanks for that info, yep I look it up online a while ago and you are right. It is a SS Chevelle 1969. See I told you I am bad with cars lol.
DeleteGreat photos, - nice car!
ReplyDeleteSharp looking car! I can why it caught your husband's eye. Enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteIt is a sharp looking car, I can see why the men and boys love it. Your sky is beautiful. Happy skywatching!
ReplyDeleteLovely captures of a classic car
ReplyDeleteFrom my era!
ReplyDeleteClassic car is always cool. Great shots!
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..great pictures! great car! great skies!!
ReplyDeleteI like those pictures, excellent car.
ReplyDeleteNice car. Nice photos.
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Beautiful sky and classic car.
ReplyDeleteWow!The sky really clicks with the red classic.
ReplyDeleteActually, a Chevelle SS from 1972 (the parking lights in the front are the clue...) with the cowl-induction hood. Beautiful in red and the Cragar S/S chrome wheels (I think) are a perfect retro touch - wonderfully captured!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool car and nice shots!
ReplyDeleteGreat car, and looks like a perfect day to photograph it!
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