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[Closed] The AACA National Southeastern Divisional Tour came into our little southern Appalachian town (pics)

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(@David Holcombe)
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The AACA National Southeastern Divisional Tour came into our little southern Appalachian town (pics) this morning. I took several pictures and thought some might enjoy a few of them. Just quick snaps, so don't expect perfection!
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(@David Holcombe)
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A few more, just for those with time on your hands. (pics)

A beautiful Packard, I think 1929.
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'54 Hudson was a true "survivor" and "driver."
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I remember seeing one of these brand new at our local Buick dealer. It had $1200 added to the cost list, marked as ADP. I asked. "Added Dealer Profit."

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(@David Holcombe)
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Just a few more. I had a good time with my little camera! (pics)

One of the most comfortable cruisers here, I'm sure. The little roadster beside it has been altered (temporarily?) because of our local rain.

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1931 was the year of Hoovervilles, massive unemployment, the dust bowl, and crumbling car sales. Yet someone enjoyed this beauty!

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The VW is here just because I like the fender skirts. I'll bet most everyone here over age 50 owned at least one of these bugs.
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If this had been a "What is this car?" contest, would you have had problems with this next one? I don't remember the keyed lock on the removable hardtop. Was it an option?

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One of the oldest (1913) present also had dry (?) occupants.
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And parked over on the side street were the cars belonging to local club members who hosted the morning stop.
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(@Larry Hooper)
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Looks like a good gathering. Thanks for posting the pics David.



   
(@Jerry Gorsuch)
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Nice cars and you can SEE the cars.....



   
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