What’s he looking at? Hm! Wait, I guess he’s just parking! Haha! I badly want to bring back the era when these cars were everywhere! Now, whenever we see vintage cars, our jaws drop and our eyes pop… That wasn’t how things were before. Oliver Sykes
Its white wall tires, chromed trims, and bumpers are just too beautiful. I wouldn't question Oliver, if his jaw drops and eyes pop every time he sees vintage cars parked like this. Heheh. That would happen to me as well. :) Oliver, if we want to see some vintage cars like this, I guess we should visit some vintage car shows sometime. :)
This car must have been really remarkable for those people who grew up with Elvis Presley’s music. During his heyday, Elvis bought a 1955 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible and used it as the ultimate symbol of rock-n-roll. From then on, a lot of rock stars and celebrities have been mesmerized by this car and also bought their own Cadillac.
How I wish I could see Elvis in his prime. During that time, I may look at the Cadillac Series as an ordinary car since it was then quite common. Unlike these days, it’s very a rare one on the road. If you really want to have a rare glimpse of a Cadillac, you must really attend a classic car event.
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My name is Jake Ehrlich and I am the editor and publisher of Jake's Car World.
I have an interesting story to share with you. I became fascinated with cars when I was little kid playing with my Hot Wheels. When I was in the third grade, I started drawing Speed Racer's Mach 5 with a pencil and paper. Every time, I would daw the Mach 5, I would try to improve the lines.
When I was fourteen, I fell in love with the 1969 Chevy Camaro, and at the same time, I would go to school everyday, and in class I would sit and draw cars all day long.
When I was 17 I wanted to become an automotive designer, and I was talented at designing cars, but I just could not imaging going to work for an American car company as a designer. This was in the mid 1980s, when American cars were at their all-time worst. This was the generation of cars cars that had evolved from the Gremlin, to the Pinto, into the Chrysler Reliant-K.
I remember thinking at the time, that the only option would have been to learn German, and move to Germany, and I did not want to do so. So I went into clothing design. Years later, I started designing computer hardware, and software, which I still do with my company BulletTrain.
I also blog like crazy, so it made sense to begin Jake's Car World, which I sincerely hope you enjoy.
What’s he looking at? Hm! Wait, I guess he’s just parking! Haha! I badly want to bring back the era when these cars were everywhere! Now, whenever we see vintage cars, our jaws drop and our eyes pop… That wasn’t how things were before.
ReplyDeleteOliver Sykes
Its white wall tires, chromed trims, and bumpers are just too beautiful. I wouldn't question Oliver, if his jaw drops and eyes pop every time he sees vintage cars parked like this. Heheh. That would happen to me as well. :) Oliver, if we want to see some vintage cars like this, I guess we should visit some vintage car shows sometime. :)
ReplyDeleteJunior Perrera
This car must have been really remarkable for those people who grew up with Elvis Presley’s music. During his heyday, Elvis bought a 1955 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible and used it as the ultimate symbol of rock-n-roll. From then on, a lot of rock stars and celebrities have been mesmerized by this car and also bought their own Cadillac.
ReplyDeleteMaria Wegner
How I wish I could see Elvis in his prime. During that time, I may look at the Cadillac Series as an ordinary car since it was then quite common. Unlike these days, it’s very a rare one on the road. If you really want to have a rare glimpse of a Cadillac, you must really attend a classic car event.
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