1972 Ford Econoline Van

MG Double Shot: 1973 MG MGB + 1978 MG Midget

These pictures composed themselves -- the first shot is exactly how I first saw the cars. The rest just followed naturally.

1968 Chevrolet Corvair 500

As promised, the mystery car parked behind the Ford Econoline in the previous post.

Chatted with the owner -- says the "500" was the base model. He flipped up the front chrome latch with the unique Chevy badge on it to expose the lock for the front trunk. The Corvair was such a unique car for GM, not what you think of when you think 60s Chev.

It's that design and shape. Compared to other modestly priced cars of the era, it had a sleek look, all sloping and curving surfaces. Those tough looking wheels don't hurt either. The only off note is the rear end, which is a bit too long, has a bit too much overhang.

1985 Honda Accord (à la hipster)

This looks like a hipster car to me. (I was going to call it a "hipstermobile", then looked it up.) Maybe it's just the chickenwire grill, or the fact that it made here from New Jersey with all that damage, or the Princeton sticker, or the ridiculous warpaint over all of the trim, or the super glossy hood.

D'ya think?

Parked in a nice spot though.