After last weeks overload of pictures, this week in a little quieter.

As usual, enjoy.......













































































dunt(tm) forget to tune in next week, same time, same place.

(Usually I credit Don here, but he was unable to help this week :( )

(also there is no video this week - the videographist was being lazy)

This is only a selection of the 250+ images from this event, for the full image archive of this and other CnC events, visit http://cncpics.com

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Max

 

Nice.

 

Max,

Excellent selection, just like I would do it.

Sorry I was tied up at the dealer all afternoon, remember I will be at a wedding next Saturday too.

You do good work.

Don

 

I will be at a baby shower next Saturday lunch/afternoon - so next weeks installment will be a tad late

 

Max,

Is this the lady you snapped in blue jeans and black boots? Pretty high maintenance. And very, very pretty.

 

This is a pretty blue. I think it is the color I had my 55 Ford F100 pickup painted, light powder blue.

 

And this was a good capture. Nice aspect.

 

A few of my shots from the day

 

Max - tell me where I can buy this photo.

 

Cliff,

That is a sweet image of the Cooper. I hope Max has a good answer for you. Btw, I love your art.

Don

 

To You Cliff, I think the cost is a coffee next time we meet

I'll stick the full res version on a CD for you - I like this one

 

Cliff , your bullit hole in your bonnet is my 3 year olds favorite thing at C & C !

 

nice picts, Max. thanks for sharing.

 

That has to be the only place in the world where you will see an big Buick convertible next to an R8, next to a Plymouth Sundance, next to a Cobra...

...you're very lucky to have a place like that where you live. Thanks for the pics.

 

Will do Max -

 

Sweet job max and Cliff!

I love the Allard J2X this week- I'm really glad the TR-3 parked behind it as it gives a scale to the Allard. I've never seen an Allard in person but I can tell it's about the same size as the TR-3 but with a Chrysler hemi stuffed under the bonnet-holy cow that must a beast to drive!