Woodruff, SC classic car show.

I disagree on that Nova - it’s definitely not a ‘72 because the “extended bumper” era began with the ‘73 models…looks to me to be a ‘74.

Nice cars but I don't care for the wheels on the Camaro and Impala. The period correct wheels on the 55 and Nova  look great.

@terryslekar It could be.  I could not remember my conversation with the owner.  Thanks for pointing it out.

@bob-jackman Bob for me the wheels are what make the cars stand out.  I was not a fan of the original wheels and since these are both customs, I feel like they fit perfectly. IMO.

All are nice looking Chevrolets, but I have one more correction for you.  The Willow Green Impala is actually a 1966, similar to my wagon.

Thanks for sharing your visit with us, John. I love the Camaro, particularly since it has the RS split bumpers. I've always thought that generation of the GM F-bodies was one of the better designs to come out of Detroit. To my eye, it is ageless.

The '55 Chevy reminds me of a car a close friend had in the late 60s. It was metalflake blue and had a heavily built 327 with a Hurst floor shifter, mags and a rolled and pleated leather interior. He had baffles in the exhaust that could be removed for an extra bit of power. That car was a monster! As the song says, "We shut 'em up and we shut 'em down." 

Your post makes me want to go to a show this weekend!

@pete-rovero Thanks Pete for the correction.  I talked to so many owners hard to keep track.