Thanks everyone for commenting on my car images. I have really enjoyed your information and observations. I have a few more waiting to be processed, but this will be the last one for a bit.

I have spent about an hour or more on each of the 50 individual photos plus the collage creation time and the little bit of research I have done to attempt to give the right names. I followed advice to step out of my comfort zone and now I am all "autoed out" but will do the rest of them when I can again face more shiny metal and all that scary stuff under the bonnets :) I am delighted so many of you have enjoyed seeing these.

Thanks for the car shows! In my short time here, I have enjoyed watching them go by. I know what you mean about needing a break from something... sometimes you have to leave the camera at home.

I have enjoyed your series and I can't imagine what rule you broke. It must have been a bumper sticker. :)
Another good presentation of the car that once signified success.

TicK

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It's a shame your last upload was rejected by the mods, I've enjoyed the whole series, well done Lyn.

I too have enjoyed the posts dear Lyn!....I wonder if we could have all types of cars named ??? autos!....lol

A fine end to a fine series

Lyn, This is a great series . So many wonderful and interesting shots. You have done a great job . Thanks !

I have enjoyed it, and I'm sure I will again when you feel up to putting so much time into these, your very good at presentations of many kinds. =^..^=tigs

I have enjoyed the whole series,just like my hubby.So many Stunning photos and collages.Thank you,Eve.

Lyn - A mere 4460 pounds of steel - the 59 Caddy was one with the classic lines of the era on a large scale. Terrific captures and collage. Thad

I always wanted on of them but could never afford it. Good photo, Lyn.

Victor

Classy old Cadie, I remember those, super work in this whole series and I really enjoyed it.