George you like yellow, because it stands out, and you don't see many yellow car anymore. I remember by brothers 2nd car was a 1965 Dodge Dart GT. It was originally blue, but he painted it yellow and did the hood coves in black. This was a really cool stand out auto. He eventually sold it and picked up a 66 Cadillac Sedan De Ville, all black. What a flip flop there.
@charles-rockett, I don't doubt you in the least. LOL, I'm glad I'm not an "old buck" back in 1909, as I wouldn't be here now and I'd probably have missed out on cars from the '40's going forward.
@perrone1, WOW a nice group of Lemons...um, I mean Cars there Tony! All beautiful!
I've always liked Yellow in its many shades, with the shade on the Woody Ford and the Caddy of your photos being what I consider to be the almost perfect shade of Yellow.
If I had my way, I'd have the walls in our home all Yellow. It's a HAPPY color that always brings a to my face.
Have you owned any yellow 1:1's George?
I think I have, personally, only owned one. 50th Anniversary Z06:
Btw i just recently found out (perhaps because of my over 100 years old eyes...) that these Duesenberg models of 1933,1935 and 1940 had the word STOP on their tail / brake lights.
@perrone1, NO I have not been lucky enough to own a REAL Yellow car. If I were to buy a new Camaro or Challenger though, I'd certainly want it to be Yellow.
@perrone1, NO I have not been lucky enough to own a REAL Yellow car. If I were to buy a new Camaro or Challenger though, I'd certainly want it to be Yellow.
Got just the Camaro for you! Low miles; only used 1/4 mile at a time!!
to my face.
