Neither Smartz nor myself are huge fans of crowds. Thankfully, we’re also early risers. Most things in Seattle don’t really get started till around 10 or 11 in the morning. So when we saw that the Greenwood Car Show actually started at 8am, we decided that we needed to be there at 7:50. And we were.
In previous years, we arrived a bit later and the place was packed. This year, we were one of the firsts and only by the time we were ready to leave did the rest of Seattle start to show up. It was great!
I don’t know much at all about cars. I know what I like and I like to the classics restored to stock (or the hotrods restored to the rats they were truly meant to be). And so I’ll just put up a photo gallery and be done with it. I can’t go through each photo and tell you that it’s a ’69 Chevy with a 396, Fuelie heads and a Hurst on the floor. *shrug*
All I can do is how you the pics and hope you enjoy.
That ford economize can is one of my all time favorite cars. I want it.
We actually saw quite a few cool old cars in old forge this week. People had them out for the drive through the park. One classic Porsche that was neat. Tiny!
Tons of great bikes too, mostly old harleys.
Wow autocorrect hates me.
Econoline Van. Not economize can. Stupid predictive text! Predict more better!
I’m always so torn over which old car I’d get if I had money to get an old car (or any car). It would probably be something (anything) from 1964. The Ford Econolines from that era are amazing. It’s on my top five, for sure.