We were joined for a few days by our friend Sheila, a Canadian now living in the Tampa area. She drove over to see us, but not in a car like any of these!
One of the things we did in Kissimmee was visit a collectors' car show, which featured many of the the cars of our youth. The three of us had a great time! We saw everything from hot rods to luxury cars and a whole lot in between!
This is the hood ornament from a Pierce Arrow. Too bad I couldn't crop the red and white thing from the background. They don't make cars (or even hood ornaments) like this any more. |
Photos by Kay Davies and Richard Schear.
Posted by Kay for ABC Wednesday.
26 comments:
What a great, fun post for the K Day! Love your photos of all the old cars! Sounds like a fun trip! Hope your week is going well! Enjoy!
Sylvia
Absolutely a great post!! Love these old cars. :)
Fun holiday! LOVE that first car...we often go to our annual summer Car Show in the village and I enjoy looking at the antique ones.
I always like looking at the old classic cars. Once or twice a year they have an antique car show in our little town. They are always fun to see. Looks like you had a fun time in Kissimmee.
I love old cars, but they should just have stuck with pink as the main colour!
What a funny name for a town! I love the old cars. They have grace and beauty that seems to have been lost along the way.
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Love the old car ! All are gorgeous. and thank you to take us a tour.
every time I see the name of that city, I think of a movie line, "Kissimmee, you fool". I mean, "kiss me, you fool!"
nice cars.
ROG, ABC Wednesday team
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Roger, I have certainly heard that old movie line, but I looked it up, and it's even older than both of us, maybe older than both of us put together.
Theda Bara actually said "Kiss me, my fool" in the movie "A Fool There Was" in 1915 but the phrase became famous as "Kiss me, you fool" and has been a catchphrase ever since.
Kool Kars in Kissimmee!
Love the hood ornament. If there were ornaments like that now I'm afraid they wouldn't stay on the cars for long. Its a sad commentary.
Looks like you had a great vacation. Love the classic cars.
Excellent photos - that's a fun place to be no matter how you pronounce it! :)
Looks like you guys totally enjoy your visit there. :)
HI Kay, these are expensive cars.. imagine how these babies evolve until these very day...
have a nice day Kay..
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Gorgeous, gorgeous cars.....(sigh)
Wow - if my husband got in there - you would never get him out again. Lovely photos.
Great looking cars, love the hot rods.
That's a real funny name for a town lol !
I like these big old cars ! Impossible to use them daily now !
Our parents cars when we were little have so much sentiments. I was 6 when Dad bought his first, a Fiat 1100. Every sat we washed and polished it. Now, my husband complains I don't wash my car.
Gorgeous cars and a great vacation. I was just thinking about K'simmy yesterday and trying to remember the correct pronunciation. All's well now.
Bring back hood ornaments!!!!!! Great photos, Kay, of the oldie but goodie cars of the last century (doesn't that sound funny?!).
Helen Mac
ABC team
What great looking cars! Love those hood ornaments!
What a fun trip! I love old cars. That hood ornament is spectacular.
love the cars.
What fabulous cars! They had such style then.
I love old cars. Such grace and elegance (and I feel sad that missed most of that era!)
I think some towns take great pride in their often mispronounced names, just so they can laugh at tourists.
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