Super Super Sport by beachzz
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This is one of my very most, all time, favoritist cars EVER--the 66 Chevelle Super Sport!! The 66 GTO is FIRST--oh do I LOVE those muscle cars!! (Actually, what I loved most back in the days were those CUTE guys who drove em!!)
Comments (16)
Fantastic work! Love it!
OMGosh.... stunning image of this beauty Marilyn! I LOVE the angle and that flair of sun!!! Perfecto!!! :)
Just as I thought:) Just goes to show, you had your priorities right! We guys said we loved our cars, but the real motive was to pick up you girls.
Very nice!
What a beauty.. niccceee!!
Great shot. I've always felt that a fancy car indicated something lacking in the actual bloke!
Yeah, those were the days, cars were still made of steel...not plastic and fiberglass. And those big engines that gave you power when you put your foot on the accelerator. Nice capture.
Awesome car and shot!
Noooo kidding, mine tooooo! lol LOVE this car!
MUSCLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL nice POV maz!
LOL! Yes, I was always more interested in the drivers than the cars myself...Nice crop, you've been learning from Tara, eh?
I had a good friend, all those years ago, who had a pale purple metalflake SuperSport. Oh gosh, that was a nice car! I met him before he was old enough to drive, and the last time I saw him we were about twenty, so I didn't love him for his endless string of cool cars - that was just part of who he was. This one brings back memories!!
awesome wheels warm hugs, Linda
red... my fav color
I should have lived in your town then because the guys who drove the muscle cars in MY town were no as easy to look at as their cars. :-) But I always loved a good, fast car and I could overlook the driver if I had to just to have a chance to get behind the wheel myself. :-)
really nice lighting, Marilyn—who knew you were such a natural with car photography??? And nice sweep, and nice sheen, and nice angle. A fine shot, all around. (And I assume the car wasn't silhouetted quite this alone: I assume you did work to get it so isolated. It's an awfully strong capture.) You're blowing my mind with this series: It's like you took Hawaii, the Merced & your beautiful home environs, and internalized them into these cars. These pics have power!