Wally's Shell Service Car Show 2021 - Day 1-Part 1

Last year with no car shows to go to because all of the challenges that existed that summer, I decided to stage one of my own.

So, here's the story. Wally's Shell Service Station is always a great place for classic cars to gather. Wally has a bit of property right across the road from the station. At least once a month he sponsors a get-together of the local classic car clubs. The members of these various clubs wander in and out through the weekend, some spend the day, others come and go in a couple of hours. Wally's stays open during these shows to make sure any needs of the classic car owners can be met. 

Wally's sits out on the old highway road; a decent amount of traffic still runs that old road and since the town is not that far away, it keeps Wally in business. Wally's dad, Walter Sr., started this business in the late 50s and his son have maintained it and kept it with its vintage flair. Some 70+ years later, Wally and his son still open every day to serve their community. One of the best parts of any given week are these car shows.

As a viewer, take a few moments and peruse this 1st set consisting of three Brooklin Models. Thanks for looking.

1937 Buick Special Series 40 Convertible Coupe -

1947 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible Coupe - 

1954 Plymouth Belvedere Station Wagon - 

To be honest, I looked over these photos after I took them, and all things considered, I wasn't really thrilled with the way they came out. I dumped them into a file and kind of forgot about them. Now I rarely delete any photos until I look them over a couple of times, which is the case here. Now some of them just didn't make the cut, but enough did to feature a few of them as I finish them up.