THE SAN FRANCISCO

CLASSIC CAR SHOW

A Gallery of Photos from the 2004 Show

The photos below are petit vingettes - little glimpses of big show cars. If you want to see what they are attached to, come to this years show.

Yes, this is place where horses fly.

A Chevrolet of another vintage.

   
The Show is the brain child of the San Francisco Model A Club, ergo many Fords.

   
Functional Design.

   
Elegant Design.

   
When Cars wre Carriages.

   
A few more details.

Flying the Flag.

But there are also Jaguars.

Did you know Jaguars wore Belts? Well, some do.

And then there are tail lights.

Rumored to follow Jaguars closely.

Purple Glass.

It's a Bel Air ...

.... and comfortable.

Well designed details ...

... and capable of flight.

Alnother Bel Air, and what a fender.

When blankets were in style.

A classic LeSalle ...

... its bujmper -

... a fortress running light ...

... and side grills.

Mmmm ... the Bakerey Truck.

And there are Cobras.

And amazing quilts.

Oh! Here's the most comfortable bannana in the world.

Some come with crystal balls.

And here's a crystalline DeSoto.

Great Balls o' Fire!

Where did this green dome come from?

You, too, can be shot out of a cannon.

A monogramed gas cap.

The Lion among us.

Home for a pair of luckey dice.

And a luckey bonnet latch.

Brushed metal cockpits.

Beneath the hood, mysteries abound.

Yes, we're still in the Machine Age.

A peacock tail light.

Reflections abound.

Real carriage lights.

When fins ruled the asfault rivers of the world.

The Flags of Hope.

When they knew how to carry the spare.

The Victory Headlamp.

It's a Willys - really!

Batman Lives!