1936 Auburn 852 SC Boattail Speedster #2 by goodoleboy
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Captured 5/16/10, mid morning, at the beautiful 16th Annual Muckenthaler Motor Car Festival, held at the beautiful Muckenthaler Cultural Center in beautiful Fullerton, California.
ZOOM for stunning detail.
Picking up from where I left off yesterday are closeups of the various mechanical and unique features of this classic beauty, nicknamed "Miss Scarlet."
Adjo, and have a nice day.
Comments (14)
Nice work again Harry, really like these closeups
Gorgeous shot Harry, very cool car, loved the lighting and colors!
wonderful car
She sure stands out in that awesome red.
Yep, I'm still in love; Miss Scarlet is the perfect name for this lovely lady! Wonderful "cheesecake" shots, Harry!
They do not make them like they use to do, great shots and thanks man.
Indeed a most unusual lady.
Beautiful. Aloha
Oh how amazing they all look, just love the close up shots they are great!!! hugs Jane xx
Lovely shots.
Great shots! I love the reflections especially the one in the headlight in the first picture. I've never seen exhaust pipes like that. In the third photo, they look like tentacles. I half expect them to wave around to test the air.
Not enough superlatives to describe this nifty series.
'Miss Scarlet'... well you would wouldn't you.. A real beauty Harry, I've got to say and this one you've taken some real good shots of.. Wires, bolts, chrome.. Nice one! Rob
This collage is absolutely my favorite, the detail ,colors and subject matter is fantastic. My favorites are photos #3 and #4. Definitely worthy of a cover shoot in "HOT ROD" magazine. Great Work DAD !!! :)