Showing posts with label Blue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blue. Show all posts

Shelby Cobra


It took me a while to get a clear shot of this Cobra kit car. There was always a crowd of people peering over it.  The owner has been putting this car together himself and once he's done this will be one mean looking ride. It still looked great in this unfinished condition though.

Custom Chevrolet Cheyenne 10


No doubt, that once finished, this 1972 Chevy will be another meticulously detailed award winning truck from the crew at Star Truck Auto Concepts.

Dodge Ram 250 Van


A 1991? Dodge Ram 250 van on a mission from God.

1955 Custom Chevy


1955 GMC Truck


I'm not sure how I got that light leak on the right.

1967 Mustang Fastback


I was in such a hurry to take more pictures of this car that I accidentally opened up my camera before I rewound my film completely! Luckily this frame survived my mistake with only a small light leak on the right.

1957 Chevy Bel Air 4-Door Sedan


Here is another 57 Chevrolet. This Bel Air was in such pristine condition. It had such an incredible finish and the paint matched the clear sky above perfectly.

1938 Chevrolet Sedan


 1938 Chevy Master Deluxe

1965 VW Beetle


Another great looking Volkswagen Beetle with a lowered suspension.

1951 Dodge Wayfarer Business Coupe


The Wayfarer and Meadowbrook  were trim levels for the original Dodge Coronet which was introduced in 1949.  Power for 1951 came from a 230-cubic-inch 3.8 liter flat-head inline 6 cylinder engine with 103 horses. This 1951 Wayfarer Business Coupe looked amazing in it's nostalgic sky blue paint.

*UPDATE* The owner of this car has decided to put it up for sale. If you are looking for a great looking '51 Dodge then email me and I'll pass along the owner's contact information.

MCI MC-5 Bus Conversion


I have no idea what exactly this is but it seems to be based on an MCI (Motor Coach Industries) MC-5 bus from 1968. Too bad it's been neglected otherwise it would make for a very unique ride... or home... or whatever.

VW Karmann Ghia Type 34


Do you recognize this particular Volkswagen Type 34? It's such a beautiful car but it will look even more amazing once it is fully restored. I'm sure there's an interesting story behind how it ended up in this South Texas lot. If you know the story then please email Valley Ride Styles so we can share it.