Can't believe some of the cars I got to see in person, I wish I would of taken more pictures but my battery died. There was a 1903 Oldsmobile there as well, but sorry no pics

66 Oldsmobile Delta 88, factory paint all original, untouched
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Jags, Ferrari's MGE's


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427 Cobra
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Duesenberg
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1929 Rolls Royce
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Some rare Mercedes
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Nice show & great pics... Thanks for sharing...

Man, nothing against Oldsmobile, but if I ever win the lotto.....

 

Gotta agree...Dusey's are sweet!

 

I've seen some on online and TV auctions, but seeing that thing in person made my jaw drop. It was the most beautiful car I've ever seen in person.

Also it was one of the biggest cars i've ever seen, thing had to be 20-24 feet long

 

That's a Doozy!

 

WOW - Some sweet rides there for sure! I would love have a Dusey some day (after the lotto winning of course...)
You need a polarizer filter on your camera to help reduce the glares from all that shiny chrome!!

 

Boy, there are some beautiful rides there. Very cool. Thanks for sharing.

 

Very beautiful examples, Thanks for sharing. The nicest, most influential show I've ever been to was a CCCA Grand Classic. I know that feeling while walking the show field, literally intoxicating styling produced during our country's most desperate financial moment...at least for now. Thanks again

 

Where was this meet? BTW: that Mercedes looks to be a 300 "gullwing".

Ralph

 

Glad you all enjoyed the pictures, I know I enjoyed seeing these cars in person.

The show was at an art institute in Kansas City, MO. Surprisingly majority of the cars had Kansas or Missouri Tags. I didn't know us mid-western's were capable of storing such beautiful cars.

 

x2 !