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Friday, June 4, 2010 at 6:04AM | in California, Car Show, Cars, HDR, Ruby's Car Show, Whittier Wow I just couldn't take enough photos of this super fine '59. In an era of tall fins being very popular on cars, Chevy designers went for the wide stance. Good decision I reckon.
2 Comments | tagged 1959, California, Car, Car Show, HDR, Ruby's Car Show, Whittier | Share Article Permalink Email Article Saturday, May 29, 2010 at 12:33AM | in California, Car Show, Cars, HDR, Ruby's Car Show, Whittier Ok so why can't modern car manufacturers make anything even approaching the coolness of a car like this? Kathy was going to the Ruby's car show and asked if I wanted to go. Well now, any chance to hang out with my beautiful wife is great and if we can take photos of cool cars too it's a win, win. I last photographed this 1959 Impala at the Uptown Whittier Car Show about a year ago. I reintroduced myself to the owner who was nice enough to move the car to a more open space so I could get better pictures. I took a lot of shots which I will post in the weeks to come.
