I’ve seen much better marketing than that….
those cars had character, right? Look at the ugly shapeless donkey behind the blue Bel Air…
road side letter boxes, unseen in Europe.
pick a US map and pick all the European names, it will keep you busy for a while. Then the identical names will show by dozens. Like Sacramento. We’re here in Arizona, not near San Francisco.
this car wreck must be part of a road safety campaign. Such an old piece of junk must have been left there on purpose. Route 66 near Oatman, Arizona.
Ok I’d change the paint but I wouldn’t mind such a toy in Tanzania.
typical landscapes nearby towns. Billboards all over. The ad for gun is mind blowing for Europeans….
Oh, I like Volkswagen! The Volkswagens were founded by the Nazis in year 1937 by the order of Hitler himself. I think it was even his personal car. I have always been interested in automotive history, and the thing that makes the Beetle interesting is that it had a rear engine. Too bad they stopped production in 2003.
Posted by: Timmy Radloff | 15 November 2012 at 06:59 PM
It would seem that you had fun driving through route 66 and saw several interesting things on the way. I'm actually interested in the vintage car that you saw. That is rather nice, I mean if you look past the color then you can appreciate that the car actually still works, also the car wreck is still there simply because they haven’t found a way to get the car from the jagged rocks and it is dangerous to climb them. The safety of a person is more important in this aspect.
Posted by: Timmy Radloff | 15 November 2012 at 06:57 PM
“Those cars had character, right?”--- Oh, absolutely! My husband would extremely be happy if we happen to see a lot of the great classics on the road too! He’s a classic car lover and it’s his fault why I love vintage cars as well! :p
Posted by: Nettie Christensen | 13 November 2012 at 11:45 PM
Bow chick a wow wow! Whew! I've never thought I actually would've said that. Heheh. But that blue car made me say it. :) The dark blue color of the exteriors gave the car that modern design, but still, the body frame certainly made it look classic. It's a combination of the past and present, if you ask me.
Posted by: Carson Ahlstrom | 12 November 2012 at 11:58 PM
Wow to that blue, vintage Cadillac! I can only see classic Cads in car shows. These classic Cad models are just so distinct because of their triangular front-bumper. I wish I can see one that’s actually being driven on the road. =)
Posted by: Ernest Houston | 25 October 2012 at 09:55 PM