1953 Citroën 15/6 "Traction Avant"

This i the first time I've actually seen an old Citroën like this. The very bright surroundings and very shiney finish lead to some peculiar effects, almost like an Impressionist painting in number 10. It also means my reflection can't be avoided in some of these pictures.

1950 Ford F-47

Perhaps the most amazing find for me so far. I'm sure it is fully operational, and the paint, rust and patina are just aesthetic. Note the fully treaded blackwalls and current license tags. But definitely not a Mercury.

1976 Triumph Spitfire 1500

I first found this car on a busy street downtown. I got a few pictures, then the owner arrived. I complemented her on her car, and told her it was too bad I could not get any more pictures. This happens more often than I'd like. And off she went. I could not beleive my luck when I happen upon the car again in the next neighbourhood a half hour later. Only #4 and #5 are pictures I took in the first location.

Love how the colour of the grille is subtly matched to the interior. At the time I didn't notice the well used "FIRE MISSILES" button and the brass SCCA plaque on the dashboard.

Revisited: 1966 Chevrolet C/10 Custom

I was in the neighbourhood again and found this old truck in a spot where I could get better pictures than last time. Apparently the restoration process had progressed considerably, with no small thanks going to pandemic giving the owner lots of spare time.

The young woman I spoke to really enjoys driving it, and it draws the attention of older car buffs.

1960 MG MGA 1600