Thursday, August 23, 2012

Classy Classic Chassis

Oh, Be Still My Heart
Imagine a Ride in This
Oh, Heavenly Bliss!




I learned how to drive on a '62 black Corvette.  And then there were children!
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17 comments:

  1. Kathy12:10 AM

    Children do have a way of applying some brakes to our youthful frivolity!

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  2. AVCr8teur12:18 AM

    Wow, so red and shiny! It looks like it's going fast just standing still.

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  3. The Cranky1:14 AM

    Candy apple red too, love it!

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  4. Olivier2:00 AM

    MAGNIFIQUE cette voiture

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  5. Dave-CostaRicaDailyPhoto.com6:09 AM

    The old Corvettes and Thunderbirds are classics. If you have a car like this, it must be a dilemma to decide when to drive it. One would want to enjoy it, but also keep miles off it. Is suspect it becomes a special occasion car.

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  6. Janey and Co.6:22 AM

    Hard to fit little kids in the back. Seems I remember riding in one of these Stingrays!The Beach Boys started playing in my head when I pulled this up!

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  7. parker7:12 AM

    Beautiful! Oh for my carefree days of youth!

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  8. Halcyon8:20 AM

    Wow! Is that car ever shiny!! A beauty! :)

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  9. PerthDailyPhoto8:52 AM

    Fabulous first shot with the tree reflections on the 'shiniest car I've ever seen'!! Another red beauty Kate and yes, two doors become a bit of a pain when you're trying to buckle a little one into a car seat.

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  10. Judy9:55 AM

    You must have been a very popular kid in school with a car like that to cruise around in. Takes my breath away!

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  11. Karl11:28 AM

    Wow, such a beauty!!!

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  12. Lois11:44 AM

    It's gorgeous! I had a little red convertible once. Then I got pregnant with my daughter and had to trade it in because it only had two seats.

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  13. Lowell12:33 PM

    Darn kids! The mess up all your fun! When in graduate school I worked nights at an oil company run by a father and son both of whom owned 1963 Corvettes. One of my jobs was to keep them clean and polished! Wonder what happened to them. The cars. Not the father and son.

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  14. Randy3:01 PM

    Go for it Kate!

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  15. Kay4:09 PM

    Oh, what a beauty! And how lucky for you to learn to drive in one.

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  16. Katiejane4:30 PM

    Wow! This is one snazzy car!! Makes me suck my breath in.
    Thanks for stopping by my blog. It's always a pleasure to have you visit.

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  17. Carraol3:15 AM

    Indeed, a very sexy car, the feeling in your hands is beyond words!

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