A few hundred high quality classic car photos

Nice photos Ken.<BR>Brace yourself for more comments.

Just want to add. Obviously all of these photos are not untouched classic cars in the truest terms. In fact a few are modern glass replicas of the classic "hot rod". There are however quite a few fine examples of true unmodified classic car photos here. Hope all enjoy and please do comment.<P>Ken Leonard<A HREF="http://www.pbase.com/xl1ken" TARGET=_blank>Classic car photos and more</A>

Ken, those are nice photos, but you have to look long and hard to find a car on them that is a CCCA Classic. The photos are of street rods and custom cars. These are not what CCCA is all about. The link probably does not belong on this Discussion Forum, but for the moment I?m going to let it stay to see what happens. If there are enough negative comments, I will have to delete it as stated at the top of the Forum. <P>Otherwise, I hope everyone enjoys your photographic efforts.<P>If anybody wants to see what kind of cars CCCA is all about, just go to <A HREF="http://www.classiccarclub.org/Auto%20Gallery.htm" TARGET=_blank>http://www.classiccarclub.org/Auto%20Gallery.htm</A>

Chuck<P>As I have said there are indeed photos of street rods and customs in the series of links to my photos I have shared.<P>On the contrary to say there are no true classic photos simply not true. There are unmodified classics such as LaSalle's, Hispano-Suizas, Maybach's, Alpha Romaos, Ferrari's, Buggatti's and more in these links.<P>You might want to take a look at this album:<BR> <A HREF="http://www.pbase.com/xl1ken/cc2&page=all" TARGET=_blank>http://www.pbase.com/xl1ken/cc2&page=all</A> <P>Ken Leonard<A HREF="http://www.pbase.com/xl1ken/cc2&page=all" TARGET=_blank>Million Dollar cars and more</A>

I should have said <I>most</I> of the cars are street rods, at least in the first folder. I admit I didn't have time to look at every picture today. There certainly are a lot of them!<P>Thanks for sharing. <P>Speaking for myself, I actually admire the workmanship that goes into street rods. Some are amazing. Despite the fact CCCA currently uses the term "Modified Classic," they just aren't what this club is all about. I think CCCA should have never adopted that term, because it is easy to confuse it with the many of the cars in your pictures. But that is another story.<P>Chuck

What about pictures of my Sears Riding Mower..isn't it an "antique modified classic"...too...after all..I paid extra for the delux plastic wheels....and there are some weeds growing around the axles...?<P>Pete Hartmann<BR>Big Springs, AZ

Pete. i see u're in N. H'wood for the last week or so. Is eveything is alright??? Hope Brit is not holding u captive against your'e will or anything like that up there in H'wood.