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Rt. 110 in Westford, Massachusetts. This is one of the biggest

"cruise nights" in all of New England. Great selection of cars

from the pre-war stuff to rare modern exotics. Once in a blue

moon you even see a $ix digit "trailer queen" driven in or

brass era car or truck.

Here's just a few of the cars there last Thursday. I may post

more later but this is just a sample. Two weeks ago there

was a 1932 Cadillac. I'll post that photo as soon as I dig it up.

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This '57 is powered by a 427 and is half daily driver half show car.

It's owned and was built from the ground up TWICE by my friend

Mike's dad... some of you may remember a photo of this car next

to my Mad Max Camaro at the old Tyngsboro house.

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Some really nice cars, but nothing like I saw today (I counted 2 Ferrari 360s, a F430, over 5 SRT-10 coupes, same amount of SRT-10 roadsters, over 10 SKYs, quite a few Solstii, and hundreds of old cars :) OH OH OH, and the Camaro concept 3 times)

Unfortunately, I can only imagine where this thread is going..

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This very cool 1962 Cadillac is owned by a good friend of

SpeedingPenguin. It has also been posted on the pages

of C&G before... this past Feb. IIRC.

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I got there really early, see all that lawn behind the Super 88? About 90%

of what you see was full of show cars about an hour later. The next photo

was taken about two hours after I arrived when people were already

starting to leave.

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If you look closely this is the only photo in question that illustrates

what I'm talking about in that other infamous thread.

http://www.cheersandgears.com/forums/index...ic=10987&st=120

Now sharp eyes will notice a late '90s Chevy pickup & a few minivans &

other random "non-show-cars" keep in mind that these are all parked in

designated spots. They belong to someone who carted their stuff right

up to the tent & stage. In other words, the catering staff, band members

(1950s music of course :P ) and vendors of car parts, car models &

other automotive related products.

This in not the $hit-show that some of you are trying to downplay it to be.

Trust me the fu$*ing Camry had NO PLACE being parked on the lawn.

Yes the 1994 Ford SHO is not that impressive compared to a '38 Plymouth

but it has a legit reason for being there.

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This was just before I left right around the time the sun sank below the

tree line. Sofia's bed time was fast approaching.

--- FIN

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Wow, an Opel GT....didn't really know that anymore of them were on the road except for my father-in-law's two and a friend of mine in the Air Guard has one. Its good to see the 'mini-vette" running around (God I know my father-in-law, or possibly my wife would kill me at that comment).

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Who said anything about my experience being ruined...?

I simply put a lazy jerk in their place. Almost everything

else had a rightful place there. The Sky, a few Porsches,

an old school Celica Supra and a few '80s pickups all

custmized to at least some degree: some lifted some

riding as low as my Super 88.

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14 more....

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Base pic for my current signature. :P

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SOme more stuff coming soon.... I have about 2000 photos from

just this summer's car shows thus far. That 1958 Imperial is still

one of my favorite cars ever. Gorgeous.

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Yes & suicide doors need to come back on cars too... we

already have them on trucks so why ont on a car like the

next Continental if Ford ever gets off their a$$es &

makes the production version of the last concept.

Two cars I did not grab pictures of becuase my battery

died was a '63 Split Window with a GMC blower sticking

out of the hood and a '66 Porsche 911 with SBC power.

You look in the engine bay of a nice clean Porsche and

there's a 350 Chevy sittign there mounmted backwards.

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