I preferred the timeless elegance and luxurious curves of the fifties models. There were also some wicked fins, rocket headlights and jet plane decorations! We got sadly back into our modern cars, boring colours and no chrome at all.
Monday, October 1, 2012
School holidays
School holidays started for us this weekend so it's off and running with boy-friendly activities. And it doesn't get more boy-friendly than a car museum... Number one son got behind the wheel of an Austin 7. What a tiny wee car! He looked about the right size to drive it. Hard to imagine touring the countryside in it.
I preferred the timeless elegance and luxurious curves of the fifties models. There were also some wicked fins, rocket headlights and jet plane decorations! We got sadly back into our modern cars, boring colours and no chrome at all.
I preferred the timeless elegance and luxurious curves of the fifties models. There were also some wicked fins, rocket headlights and jet plane decorations! We got sadly back into our modern cars, boring colours and no chrome at all.
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Well, I'm old enough to remember fifties cars and the fact that they kept breaking down - so give me a new one any day!
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