CB1100 Monthly Photo Challenge

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Granted that the car or truck cannot be owned by the submitter.

I think the age of the car will be commensurate with what's avaiable to anyone given their location, but if we leave it as "oldest car you can find", we might get an interesting spectrum. I mean, I live where stuff doesn't rust, but someone in the midwest...

[Nachodaddy]

As I owned the 1923 Ford in the photo until just the other day, I couldn't have posed my bike with it anyway, but I would recommend others to go on-line and look for antique auto clubs in their area and contact them. They are usually fun folk and like to share photo ops with interested parties. In the US there is the Model T Ford Club of America and the Model T Ford Club International, both of which have web sites which list local chapters.
Have fun!

[the Ferret]

46 mile ride on the CB looking for old cars to take a picture with the CB for this month's CB forum Photo Challenge. Found a 40's Willy's (80 years old) and 70's Wagoneer. (50 years old)





Saw a 20 or 30's something car (looked like a model A or something) while out for a ride with Mrs Ferret this morning which would have been great for the photo challenge, however I was on my NC at the time.

Thought sure I'd find someone out cruising in their 57 Chev or something

[Nachodaddy]

Nice find, Ferret. Love that old 40s Jeep.

[the Ferret]

pretty basic vehicle lol

[GoldOxide_imp]

Ah ya, ye olde Jeep Cherokee.

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Here was my ride for the day, but didn’t bring the CB to take a pic with it, as Mrs. came along to ride in a parade with me.

After muscling the ‘28 around for a few hours, when I got back in my little Fiesta, I felt like I was going to push the clutch pedal through the floor.

[GoldOxide_imp]

Ha! Fantastic Gone!

[Nachodaddy]

That is a beauty, Gone. Good exercise for the left leg.

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Ferret, I'm studying the picture of that faded red Jeep, an XJ Cherokee.

Is that a big wooden plank stuck on its nose, or am I seeing things?