They don't make 'em like this anymore. What a beautiful, artistic hood emblem design.
The 50's Cadillac was once a symbol of luxury. Discarded, subjected to vandals and the elements, the glory of this former status icon is long gone. Even so, the car holds my interest.
The headlight trim of this Buick has a coat of arms emblem design that matches one on the grill. Very classy.
This old Buick went the way of the trading post in Bluff, Utah. Both offered a glimpse into he past.
This '31 Ford was beautifully built and proudly displayed at the Red Lodge, Montana car show.
The owner of this TOY wasn't playing GAMES when he restored the hot red coupe. Showing it off was his GIFT to us at the Red Lodge, Montana car show.
This 1950's Cadillac pulling a horse trailer came to the end of the line, stuck in the mud, during its grapes of wrath type escape, Actually, an antiques dealer in Frannie, Wyoming parked the pair atop a dirt hill at the edge of town.
This 1939 (I think) Ford hot rod was impeccably restored. Parked among other car club members' hot rides on display in a Scottsdale, Arizona parking lot. One of my favorite photos.
This deco piece adorns the side of the hood on a 1940 Buick Special parked in Scottsdale, Arizona.
This 1950 Merc looks smoking' hot just parked there.
Red Lodge, Montana is a quiet little town, just like Mayberry. It's only fitting that a 1950 Mercury sedan would cruise main street during the car show. It's the car show's cherry on top.
This 1940 Ford two door sedan was styling' some awesome green flames and garnered a lot of attention at the Red Lodge, Montana car show.
A beautifully restored 1929 Model A. The Red Lodge Pizza Company apparently delivers pizza with pizzaz.
Nearly a century old, this old truck has become a permanent fixture out back in the field at Bannack State Park near Dillon, Montana.
The paint job on the 1950 Mercury Coupe was extraordinary. This North Dakota ride was entered in the Red Lodge Car Show, Montana.
Where old school work horses go to die. This Power Wagon took its final ride to the Boyce Thompson Arboretum near Superior, Arizona.
This old 1934 Ford, like Bonnie & Clyde's car, was seen slow rolling past the old Red Lodge Bank building. The bank, pictured just above the hood of the car, was robbed in the 1800's by Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
1956 Plymouth Belvedere Convertible
Stan Goodwin of Casper, Wyoming brings this sweet ride to show. This Belvedere convertible is one of only 6347 made.
The glossy black and chrome give this restored Oldmobile high visual impact. The taillight assembly looks like a microphone Elvis might have used.
The canon in the background looks like it came loose from this 1929 International truck. All part of the display at Bannack State Park near Dillon, Montana.
The entire car, a 1939 (ish) Ford, was chromed. Very striking, especially in the bright Scottsdale, Arizona sun.
The 1951 Kaiser (O-) Henry J was perfectly parked in front of the candy store during the Red Lodge Montana Car Show.
In Red Lodge, Montana, Fords are not allowed to park in front of a Dodge service sign!
These old Pontiac Hood Ornaments are spectacular. I saw this car in a parking lot in Scottsdale, Arizona while walking to a spring training MLB game. The car was more interesting than the game.
A close-up and alternate view of the Grapes of Wrath Cadillac. After all, there is always two sides to every story.
This early 1900's McCormick Deering tractor was put out to pasture in Las Vegas, New Mexico.
Clothes shopping or poker for the pink slip? Red Lodge, Montana Car Show.
This 1941 Willys Coupe hot rod will light up the track. I have seen similar builds selling for over $230,000!