I've got tons of pictures from the the last two Greenwood Car Shows that I've never posted. I'm looking forward to spring weather and spotting some new (old) cars, so time to get these old photos out there.
Corvette Sting Ray. 1966?
1961 or 62
1958 Fuel-injected
1967 coupe with a 427. Big-block engines were not available in Corvette Sting Rays until 1965.
A pair of 1963 coupes. Besides being the only year for the split-window, 63 was the only year for the slotted grills on the hood. I guess they were afraid the engine compartment would trap too much heat.
Sunday, March 1, 2020
Monday, February 24, 2020
1994 Suzuki Cappuccino
Designed to Japanese mini-car standards, the right-hand drive Cappuccino makes a Mazda Miata look big.
Saturday, February 22, 2020
1954 Willys Jeep truck
The Willys Jeep station wagon and truck were introduced 1946-7, and continued in production virtually unchanged to 1965. By the '60s, this vehicle was positively antique compared to Jeep's Wagoneer, introduced in '62. Even the brand name Willys had otherwise been retired in the '50s, when the company became Kaiser-Jeep. But there's the 'W' on the tailgate.
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