I ran through the car show at UAA Sunday. So I stopped to take a few pictures.
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Wow, in Europe old cars looked very different. They were similar to the first one (it is actually a German car).
ReplyDeleteIt's heartwarming to see vintage cars like these being shown off to the public. I just love seeing their trademark designs restored, but at the same time, I would love to see them modified like those on the last picture. It kind of shows how much the owners love their cars :)
ReplyDeleteRopi, I'm guessing that US cars started taking on their own look in the 40's and particularly in the 50's.
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