The Last Oldies From Sharonville

In addition these being the last of the oldest car pictures I took at the City of Sharonville Classic Car Show, they also make up the last post from that show. I hope you enjoyed it. Among the cars is a Packard One Eighty, a 1946 Mercury, a Ford Mainliner, a 1941 Plymouth, another Packard, and a 1941 Chevy. As always, feel free to leave me a message here or drop me an email at turnerbudds@yahoo.com.

The Last From Olds and Buick At Sharonville

Here are the last of the Oldsmobile and Buick cars I photographed at this past season's City of Sharonville Classic Car Show.

The Last MoPar At Sharonville

Here are the last pictures of MoPar machines that I took at last spring's City of Sharonville Classic Car Show.

Chrysler, GM and Packard

They say that the history of the automobile is the history of the 20th century. I agree. I also love reading about and researching some of that amazing history.

Here's an article I came across in the most recent Hagerty e-newsletter. It's an interesting story about Walter P. Chrysler and his early years at GM, his attempt to take over Packard (along with a couple of partners who ended up forming Nash) before he went off to create the company that bears his name.

https://www.hagerty.com/articles-videos/articles/2019/11/29/packard-could-have-doomed-chrysler-corporation?utm_source=SFMC&utm_medium=email&utm_content=Daily_News_Wednesday_Dec_4

More Foreign Imports At Sharvonville

Here are the last of the foreign car photos I took at this past year's City of Sharonville Classic Car Show. Among them is a Sunbeam Tiger, a Mercedes, a Volkswagen Beetle, a Honda tuner, a Datsun 260 Z, a couple more VW Beetles, a Saab 93, and more.

The Last Chevys At Sharonville

Today I have the last pictures of Chevys that I took at this past spring's City of Sharonville Classic Car Show.

The Last Fords At Sharonville

Here are the last batch of pictures I took of Fords at this past season's City of Sharonville Classic Car Show.