Man, Josy. What is with all the car photos? Like seriously.
Yesterday was the Colts Neck business fair and antique car show... so there were, shockingly, some antique cars sitting around. Why this particular one? I've always had a thing for woodies (NO JOKES), and apparently my grandmother used to drive one of these old Chryslers.
Normally, I'd blur out the license plate, but I thought it was worth a mention that historic cars in New Jersey can be identified by their "QQ" plates. (I actually call the cars 'QQs,' as in, "Hey look, a QQ just drove by!" but I think I'm the only person in the state who does this.)
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Husbands ex wife had a coupe Chrysler Town and Country when they were in high school. He said the wood on her's rotted off. We love this shot and I love it that she's his ex : )
Just love the shine, the color, the chrome. Great shot.
Woah, what a beaut! I like your POV for this shot of it, too. BTW, is that you reflected upside down in the corner of the bumper chrome? ;^)
-Kim
Seattle Daily Photo
Beautiful shot that really brings out the great paint job on this old baby. A very classy convertible!
Josy, thanks for leaving a tip on shooting the moon :). I'll give it a try.
Fabulous!
Great shot! I'm somewhat of a car fanatic and it's verrrry hard to get a good angle for a photo.
Well, if the state doesn't know about "QQ" at least some of us overseas do now... ;)
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