Automotive

We drove in a mid- 20th century, somewhat depressed area of town that we had never visited before. Our first spotting was this Tesla.



On the way back out of the dead-end street, I noticed the big scrape over the rear wheel. It almost looks like it belongs there. Nice thing about a wrap like this…

A pristine rotary "rice rocket” caught my eye. Look at the size of the tailpipe!




A big Ford threatens the lovely vintage Chevy pickup.



Where old Ghostbusters go to die...



I think those are speakers above the windscreen, not lights, on this obviously well-used Thing.



OK, sketchy neighborhood. 

on a N-N-N-narrow street. What did I find at the top? A street-parked Ferrari, which looks like it is saying "Rescue Me!"

Maybe this nearby Catholic Church acts as a spiritual security system?

Nissan racer



Stop to smell the hedges and spot the hummer. This was from the car 30 feet away, some shots just take themselves.



I said to my wife, “I guess this is what one does, when the neighborhood around changes and you can’t afford to move — keep it neat and tidy and uplift the community."



More sketchy around the corner and up a block.

Big Merc with eccentric rims ... could it be the Landlord’s car … come to collect the rent?



I can suggest Clarence Brown Wheel Alignment



Chrome rims, dangling dice, I like



I’ve seen this pedestrian bridge from below (for 50 years!) and today we accidentally found our way to the entrance. I had to walk up.





Here it is from the normal driver’s perspective.



Another Lexus bites the pavement.



Patina-kissed Bonus-Cab Chevy



Still wearing the Halter today. This is the first time I’ve worn it two days in an row. I’ve had it (how many?) ten years.

We end with a sinkin' Lincoln

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