Sunday, May 08, 2022

It´s Cool, Baby!

See, most people take the car, bike, tram (!!!! I know so much about details, down to screws by now!).. I walk.
And hence can stop anytime and take a pic.
 
Like of this beauty!
 
 
These beauties keep coming up on this place - it´s on the way to the bakery.
Public!!!! 
And people have... RESPECT!
I never saw any damage done, yipeeee....
 

I have no idea where these cars come from or worse, where they go!
 
It´s a bit like visiting Cuba!!! 
 
 
Well, this looks more like an Hawaiian girl, huh.
Really, I have no idea why these cars pop up there and why NO ONE PAYS ATTENTION!!!
 
Sorry for screaming, but!!! These are beauties and weeee... people noticed me going in there, taking pics!
A person who takes pics of "a car". Ya. No.
Henry 🦁
 

 

Well, Henry, those were the (G)olden 50´s, I assume.
When WWII was "long" over and people looked forward to a good life again...
9th is on the way 😭 .... to our neighbors!  🌻💙💛
We are with you!!!
 
You WILL win, you will build back all the damage.
You will defend the freedom of our WHOLE world!
 
I am still ashamed of how little Germany helped, or if, so late.
 
To freedom, to peace. Keep on fighting!




 

7 comments:

Tom said...

...I like the Oldsmobile, but not the Confederate flag!!!

CJ Kennedy said...

Those old cars are real beauties. They had such gorgeous colors then not just the boring black, white, or silver.

Bleubeard and Elizabeth said...

The cars are real beauties, but the flag turned me off.

My name is Erika. said...

We see them on the road now and again here because people buy old ones and fix them up. Then they go to car shows to show off their work. My daughter's fiance and his family have several. Those old cars are amazing, and what surprised me, is how solid they are built. Hope you had a good weekend Iris!

RedPat said...

I would stop and take a shot of them too.

peppylady (Dora) said...

Those are pretty classic cars.
Coffee is on and stay safe

Mae Travels said...

The fifties and sixties were full of excesses in many things, including automobiles. In 1973 the oil crisis changed a lot of people's minds about driving huge, heavy, overdecorated vehicles with useless fins and giant bumpers -- gas guzzlers! I wonder how these examples survived until now: there were always rust problems, among other issus.

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