Alfa Noir

That was after dinner at Tinderhearth, way over there in Brooksville, on the other side of the peninsula. HBB caught a bellissima Alfa at the Rome Airport last spring. More Alfa links in that post.

 

1958 Morris Minor Estate

 

To my eye, Morrises of this era look like baby 1949-52 Chevrolets. Not the Estate so much, but the other models. This little knockout was on the road to Center Harbor, Maine. We posted this car as a work-in-progress some years back.

1962 Dodge D-100 Carryall

 

At the Eggemoggin Store gathering, in Sedgwick, Maine. And here's a very Exner-ish 1961 Dodge Polara. 

c. 1972 Dodge Dart Swinger, Denver

 

I I I From Markus Anstadt, in Denver: "I wonder if a car could be named a 'Swinger' today? This is definitely not the High Performance version."

AL: did you see our post, a while back, on the 1962 Dodge Dart (and the million-mile Montreal taxi?" And here's a 1970 Dodge Dart Swinger that may indeed be the High Performance version.

1974 Citroën GS

 

A beautiful car and kinda unexpected in Sedgwick, Maine. Owner imported it from Switzerland. There is a pack of Citroëns over on Deer Isle. And a 2CV in Cambridge, Mass.

1927 Ford Model A V8

 Caught at a local show, at the Eggemoggin Country Store in Sedgwick, Maine.

And the above would be a '31 Ford Coupe? With rumble seat. More Model A posts here.

Birkenstocks + GMC

1967 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray

 

It was the last year of this bodystyle, which could not be improved upon, and wasn't. We posted this 1962 'vette convertible a while back.

1968 Dodge Charger, Maine

 

That body style, in the late 1960s, early 1970s was called a fastback. We have posted a 1967 Dodge Charger...even faster.

1956 Ford Victoria & 1956 Ford Crown Victoria

 

Caught the dynamic FoMoCo duo at a car show at the Eggemoggin Country Store in Sedgwick, Maine. We have posted a 1953 Ford Victoria Crestline, with Packard fins; and hood art on a 1990 Crown Vic; and an all-original 1954 Crown Victoria Crestline in Northern California.