Vintage vehicles driving around. See one post it up.

[LT7A]

Originally Posted by Ironhorse

Went to a local in-town auction today. Seen these two and hastily snapped a couple pics with the cell phone. The pickup is a 1983 GMC 3/4 ton, 350 w/4 speed, floor shifted transfer lever, 4WD with auto hubs, pretty well loaded, A/C, P/S, P/B, am/fm, nice clean interior, tow hooks, bed liner, nearly new tires, original 4WD caps and 95,000 miles. Some very minor rust bubbles, no rust thru anywhere. Sold for $13,500 after starting the bid at $5,000.

The white '78 Pontiac Trans-am with 400 V8-4BBL, floor shift console 350Th, bucket seats, A/C, P/S, P/B, head liner needed replaced as it was hanging down. Buckets were tan vinyl with NO rips or tears. 45,000 miles, one owner. Some pretty steady bidding and final bid was $23,500.

Didn't get a lot of pics but both started right up and engines sounded good at idle, very smooth running.

That truck is sharp! And I like the "anti-bandit" too.

[HO455]

Originally Posted by 3757chevy

Saw a Nice Firebird in Alamosa Co. on Thursday night and this cool Dodge in Walsenburg Co. on Friday.

I agree on both!

I saw this one at the bank today.

[HO455]

Spotted these two out in northeast PDX. And the bird in St John's.

[DeadheadNM]

Super nice LTD pulled up aside me at the gas station as I was readying to leave. Owner was elderly and may have been the original owner. I regret not chatting with him.

[3757chevy]

I saw a lot of cars and trucks at the Rocky Mountain Street Rod Nationals over the weekend Some cruising the fairgrounds and some parked. 1888 registered , way to many to picture here. Here is just a sample.

[loudchevy]

Saw this clean C10 in the parking lot and had to park the dirtymax next to it and snap a pic.