Great album ! Nice pictures.

said Bruno_Costers 24 days ago

Revisiting your album here ... I totally upgrade my comment about your camera work to JUST OUTSTANDING !!!! I really noticed how well you "composed every scene" that befit the character of each car. I saw the fine cars too! But your camera work was what really stood out!!! VERY Sincerely, Gary in Seattle. Don't feel obligated to reply, It's my "pleasure" to "enjoy" and "comment" as I see it! Just giving you credit where it is due!

said stoneycreeks 2008.01.20 at 01:12:38 PST

Thank You! Wonderful images and subjects! Sincerely, Gary in Seattle

said stoneycreeks 2007.11.28 at 23:29:41 PST

why the 88 towncar? those were bad cars.... my grand father owned a 1977 towncar, then traded it in for a 1983.... he hated it....standard features sucked, you could only have leather in the very top of the line model, the interiors looked quite down market for lincolns...basically overpriced for what they were worth back then... im surprised to see one here

said COOLGUY330 2006.12.30 at 18:20:09 PST

Exceptional quality images of some exceptional quality cars! As I am a mopar fan the 1968 Dodge Dart with the 520ci Hemi is by far my favorite...its 520 Max Wedge would RIP most of its competitors to pieces even before the christmas tree started. Thanks for sharing your album. blackscorpion112 NEW ZEALAND

said blackscorpion112 2006.02.27 at 00:15:00 PST

You’ll need more help with ‘Unknown-A’. My guess would be possibly a 1926 Ford Model T, but not guaranteed! ‘Unknown-B’ is a 1930 Ford Model A. ‘Unknown-C’ is a Ford Model T ‘Depot Hack’ – fore-runner of the station wagon. Not sure of the year, but probably about 1922? ‘Unknown-D’ appears to be a 1928 or 1929 Ford Model A Sport Coupe. A 1928 Ford Model A roadster can be seen at: http://community.webshots.com/photo/472690273/472700848DQGoQX The touring car in photo ‘Unknown-E’ appears to be a Dodge Brothers. The badge on the radiator shell looks a lot like the 1924 Dodge Brothers touring car in photo: http://community.webshots.com/photo/46231003/447791465DAtJSN

said phil_knapp1 2005.10.26 at 09:43:08 PDT

The yellow coupe in photo http://community.webshots.com/photo/474365032/474365032BIKxoy is a 1933 Ford 3-Window Coupe. Probably a fiberglass 'Replicar' street rod. A very popular model for street rodding. An all steel 1933 Ford 5-window coupe street rod can be viewed at: http://community.webshots.com/photo/472690273/472712104BtGxba

said phil_knapp1 2005.10.26 at 09:00:28 PDT

Thanks for the nice comments on my photos. In response to your question about photo 5841 it was taken at a Metro Park just outside of Dublin called Glacier Ridge. It is where a lot of my photos have been taken. I enjoyed this album of the old cars, especially the 69 Camaros. That was my first new car. Thanks again. Don

said buck47 2005.10.21 at 13:56:39 PDT