Road Trip Cars

Not quite all road trip sightings, these are on foot in Vancouver BC, on the first days of Webby & Mrs Webby's Nth
American adventure.

Today's update. Vancouver to Victoria.

That Fisker is a rare one.

I like the Frank Cannon Lincoln, Curt has one.

Nice photos Chris. Thanks for sharing.

Never heard of a Fisker!!!

All I know about Fisker is the modern 6 Series BMW they started with, bit of new sheet metal, posher interior and almost twice the price.

BM
https://www.carscoops.com/2010/06/fisker-latigo-cs-v10-coachbuilt-bmw-m6/

dublin boy wrote:BM
https://www.carscoops.com/2010/06/fisker-latigo-cs-v10-coachbuilt-bmw-

Not sure if I actually prefer the original BM.

wisdonm wrote:That Fisker is a rare one.

It's a Karma Revero. I'd  never heard of them, nor Fisker. From a quick google, it looks like Karma have risen from the Fisker ashes.

Plenty of oddities here in the states, and they aren't all vehicles! Thanx for some interesting fotos.

harron68 wrote:Plenty of oddities here in the states, and they aren't all vehicles!  Thanx for some interesting fotos.

And we're still in Canada. Another 8 weeks of this misery (NOT) to go.

The first photo is of a car I have seen now and again, lol. And I know that tank as well, a sort of local landmark. Wish I could have met up with you on your visit but life is still conspiring to make me busy according to Murphy's Schedule. Best wishes for a glorious and good eventful remainder of your vacation!

KatsZenJammer wrote:The first photo is of a car I have seen now and again, lol.  And I know that tank as well, a sort of local landmark.  Wish I could have met up with you on your visit but life is still conspiring to make me busy according to Murphy's Schedule.  Best wishes for a glorious and good eventful remainder of your vacation!

All good Kats. We're in Whistler ATM, and a damn fine spot it is! Thanks for the kind words, and we'll make it next time. Canada is too good for just one trip. More pics soon.

Sorry for the long gap, we're in Mt Rushmore, heading south, here's some more.
The El Camino is a bit rough looking, and the Mustang was the 6 cyl version from the 4 stud wheels.
Not exactly Bullit material. The KC-97 was a bit of offroading! From Google Earth it looked like county dirt roads. Turned out to be muddy farm tracks, so I reckon I was probably trespassing. Got away (just) with out bogging the rental ( horray for AWD!!!!) and  got some great shots of the mother lode
of KC-97s. I counted 5, which is the biggest concentration in the world.

We survived it all, and got home last week. Tired, broke and ready to go again! Anne & I didn't get to meet Katz, Buck or Sam, but we made other friends over there via a Buick forum.
So back to work and back to the modelling bench. Nine weeks is a long time to go without the smell of model glue in my nostrils.

Regards,
Chris

Welcome back Chris, great pic's. (a bit big lol)

Dunno what happened with the KC-97 pics, Gaz. Huge is an understatement!

Still, they are great Chris