Vintage cars, vintage location

[BeachBill]

A few days ago, I posted about the final open house of the Nick Alexander Collection (http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=142582). In that post I featured Nick's cars. Attendees or guests of the open house also show up in very special automobiles and the surrounding "vintage" industrial area makes for some very nice backdrops....

#1
http://gallery.primarycolors.com/photos/639795077_ZXWZr-L.jpg

#2
http://gallery.primarycolors.com/photos/639795728_PXrjD-L.jpg

#3
http://gallery.primarycolors.com/photos/639792414_iZLHC-L.jpg

#4
http://gallery.primarycolors.com/photos/639794106_X3KkK-L.jpg

#5
http://gallery.primarycolors.com/photos/639793188_Uf4pY-L.jpg

More images from this very special event can be found in this gallery (http://gallery.primarycolors.com/Cars/Alexander2009/).


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[theNOIZ]

:clap

Great series Bill! We missed you at Toroweap, but you had a great opportunity to photograph Nick's collection. The cars in the industrial setting are fantastic!

[AaronNelson]

these are soooo gooood!:barb

[rwells]

Very nice series Bill,

I particularly like #2 and #3 :thumb

[black mamba]

Bill,

You have some nice shots here. I remember seeing old woodies sitting around on lots just rotting away. Like old Corvettes at one time, they weren't worth much of anything. Who knew?

Tom

[eL eSs Vee]

Nice shots, Bill!

I'm almost certain that I photographed that green one in picture four. I was driving home from a photo shoot in the Valley, last summer, when I happened upon it and a few other cars participating in their own, impromptu family car show outside of a diner in Irwindale. One of them gave me his card and I sent him a disc with the best shots. I'm not at home, right now, so I don't have any pictures available.