’52 Chevy pickup
Thursday night we’d headed out to a car show, but it had been cancelled due to threat of thunderstorms. So at the end of the road trip, we went to another local one, held at Tom’s Hot Dogs in Whately, Mass every Friday night in the season.
This was my favorite last night. We are more fond of Fords, but this truck is a beauty. It is registered in Vermont, so I assume it came from there. It also happened to be the year my husband was born.
I loved this wooden box, and the work on the bed of the truck.
‘64 Chevy Impala SS
This car is my husband’s favorite. He’s seen it many times at this show.
The only thing he doesn’t like about it is that it is an automatic. He says if you have a 409 engine, you must have a standard transmission.
The obligatory engine shot….
Bill Thomas's Cheetah, 1964
There was a Cheetah there, from the early 60’s. I didn’t take a picture of it, as I thought it was too odd looking. It has absolutely no rear end, especially when viewed from the back.
There were around 30 cars I think, of all kinds. Some were perfect like the truck, and some in stages of remodeling. Some were much older, and some were fairly recent. There was even a hot rod lawnmower.
My husband had a ’69 Camaro he’d done extensive work to when I met him in 1974. We sold the car soon after I met him, as the insurance and gas for it was so high. Never got a photo of it. Beautiful turquoise color, side pipes, Cragar wheels, spoiler built into the truck lid, usually jacked up in back. It was a cool car!
Source: Cheetah: https://www.flickr.com/photos/tom-margie/1254395487/in/photostream/
