CHROME RULES - 1963 Chevrolet Impala by goodoleboy
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Marilyn and Lynell have gotta like this.
Captured 8/8/09, around 2 to 4PM, at a car show within walking distance of my humble haunt.
Much, much better viewed full size.
I would venture to say that a few bucks were invested in this beauty.
This auto show is an annual event held very close by, and usually features about 75-100 classics, along with many motorcycles and novelty vehicles. It is mainly staged by car clubs, with lots of vendors and fast food stands around, and is a very noisy affair with huge stereo speakers deafening the crowd with rock music, most of whom love their beer on a hot August day. Also, many scantly clad and well endowed young women in attendance to complement the macho males. I can live with that.
Hence, with the heat, carousing, shouting, stereo noise and constantly moving crowd to contend with, it was a super challenging event for a photographer to cover. Nonetheless, I was able to snap off about 190 shots before I was driven to cover. And thank you again, God, for inventing Photoshop.
Anyway, other than two Fords, a Buick, a Cadillac, a Plymouth, and a Studebaker, I found that all the autos on display were Chevrolets, circa 1929 to the mid 1960s. No bias there...lol.
I must add that these classics were in beautiful, pristine, tip-top shape.
Tallyho, and toodles.
Comments (18)
Fantastic shots. Outstanding details and clarity. Looks superb!!
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder...and a little bit of photoshop helps as well! Great series of photos of a bowtie classic.
Oh yes please... Gorgeous set of wheels Harry and a stellar set of images! Well done! :)
Oh yes, I LOVE this---I grew up with these beauties and the boys who drove em (that was my favorite part!!)---and if I could buy one, I would--great fotos, Harry---you know me well!! Thanks!!
Just watch out for the speed bumps...some very nice work on the car but I bet its driven very sparingly...
You are right on! CHROME RULES!!!
fabulous!!!!!
Excellent work! (but I'd have a hard time with a car so low that it could get high-centred on a gopher! lol)
I can really appreciate the work that went into something like this. Cool stuff O'lboy!!
Very cool car done in chrome!
great shot...
Wow, shiny and red and someone's expensive toy...beautiful captures of this sweet ride!
What fantastic shots! All of these are just spectacular.
Oh yummm....Chrome rules and a red is hot. The blurred background makes the first shot looks like a toy model on display. Excelent collage Harry.
Outstanding, my friend! Look at the colour! LOOK at that engine.... Like WOW! What shots ...what a car! Excellent! Rob.
yes, Marilyn & Lynell have to like these shots! Your sequence takes us closer-in, until we're inside the beast; and that is one eye-popping engine. Too bad cars never stay this pristine! An eye-popping montage, lots of bold chrome and saturated light, and, full-size, the engine is as much an ocean of light-flows & blasts as an actual engine. (Well, don't tell that to the car owner, but still...) A giddy, luxuriously & happy confection of the lights & swirls of Chevy-land, and real eye candy to boot. Can't wait to see more from this show!
Was it for sale? Did you "buy this car"??? Lotsa vroom, vroom for your buck, I imagine. I was merely 3 when this one was made but I do remember similar cars rolling around town in various colors. Well done display by you and the car owner!
Oooooh , ok I won't got there. hold on a sec, got to wipe the drool off the keyboard. Ok better, great shots.