USA, Monterey: The winning car at this year's Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance classic car show, a Bugatti Type 59 from 1934. The former racing car was left unrestored by its owners.
July 20, 2019 in Lower Saxony, Hanover - A little girl takes a picture of a Hot Rod during the "Street Mag Show". Around 2500 motorized classic cars from the USA have been on display.
In the thrilling adventure "Death on Wheels" for FRIGHTSHOW CLASSICS, @chillcryptworld delivers an intense, action-packed story against the gritty, nostalgic backdrop of 1990s Sacramento, CA. The adventure begins at a vibrant auto show, where classic car enthusiasts gather to showcase their beloved vehicles and compete for top honors. But beneath the polished chrome and roaring engines lurks something far more sinister—dangerous vampires have infiltrated the event, turning what should be a fun, lighthearted competition into a deadly nightmare.
As the players explore the auto show, they'll navigate a world where ordinary patrons and car fanatics are unaware of the lurking menace. Some characters are simply there to enjoy the show and win contests. In contrast, others find themselves caught in a web of murder, mayhem, and dark intrigue. The vampires, cunning and bloodthirsty, strike when least expected, leaving a trail of terror in their wake.
The adventure combines classic cars' allure with the undead's spine-chilling horror, creating a unique and immersive player experience. The stakes are high, and survival will depend on wit, bravery, and quick thinking as the players unravel the mystery and confront the deadly forces hiding in plain sight.
"Death on Wheels" is a perfect blend of fast-paced action, supernatural horror, and the vibrant culture of the 90s car scene, making it a standout entry in the FRIGHTSHOW CLASSICS series.
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🚗💥 Dive into automotive history with us! Discover the legendary rivalry between the 1969 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1, 1970 Dodge Charger R/T& 1967 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500. Which classic muscle car reigns supreme? 🏆🔥
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1957 #Oldsmobile#Starfire#NinetyEight#Convertible; 371 cid, 3x2 bbl J-2 induction system, 300 hp; 4-speed Jetaway Hydramatic. #Olds 98 was once again the premium offering, and 8 inches longer than its lesser brethren. Power windows, brakes and steering were standard.
1966 #Oldsmobile#Toronado; 425 cid, 4 bbl, 385 hp; 3-speed Hydramatic; #Olds introduced the first practical domestic, full-size front wheel drive car in 30 years. Since one of the main motivations was removal of the interior transmission hump, front bench seats were standard
Today was the Houston stop for the @Hot_Wheels Legends Tour. This 1972 Chevy “Love Truck” is the event’s overall winner, and will be at this year’s SEMA show. Next stop: Dallas 🙌 #hotwheelslegends
You NEED to go to the East Tennessee Historical Society museum! Highlights include a 1903 Cadillac, a Knoxville streetcar, and Davy Crockett's first rifle "Old Betsy!" https://t.co/jjVLAJa0mk
The Mid America Flight Museum’s gorgeous Stinson Model A Trimotor has arrived in the vintage area at #OSH21! Who’s excited to see this beauty in person?!
Time for a #DavesCarIDService debate: greater Detroit is indisputably Mecca of America's automobile heritage (it's called Motown for cripes sake), but what is America's Second City of cars?
A few candidates, and their standard bearers:
1. Indianapolis - 1933 Duesenberg '20 Grand'
2. Buffalo - 1933 Pierce Silver Arrow
3. New York City - 1929 Ruxton Model A (yes, that's it original paint scheme)
4. Chicago - 1948 Tucker Torpedo
For Sale:
1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass 442 W-30
Mint condition, runs, & drives great
$69,999 USD obo
RTs appreciated - feel free to DM for more info and/or pictures
King of the Hill
In the #1970s the station wagon was king in America. The 1975 and 76 Buick Estates were the longest US station wagon ever made.
Over 19 feet long and powered by a 455 big block, the Estate was bigger and more powerful than a Cadillac- and better looking, too.