Christmas is coming! Yeah, it's time to get out your the digital camera and start taking pictures. Even when you don't get the perfect photo, you can go in and make any changes or improvements of free photo editing software. Part of the fun of taking digital photos is editing the final version using software to get the exact final result you want. There several great free software programs from the simple to the advanced that can help any amateur photographer.
Internet is top thing of recreation and your contentment. Always keep a cute smile on your face by viewing funny photos on your monitor, as there is variety of funny pictures just for you. If you want these funny pictures on your system, just download it from any funny website. So, smile daily and also make others smile by forwarding them this photo funny and images. If you are notion low or sad, you can make yourself happy by watching these funny images on the Internet. Log on today and make funny photo by yourself. There are several forums on the net that are specifically meant for funny things. These might have jokes; create photo funny online with cool photo effects, and funny Christmas cartoon clippings or everything that is funny. You will find funny Christmas stories with animated pictures posted here. You will definitely roll down to laughter by seeing or reading funny things out there and make your Christmas day more brightening.
So what kind of activities you choose to fun Christmas events? Was the above review is help you enough?
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Springfield, Ohio Swap Meet
Being from Michigan, when I see someone wearing an Ohio State logo, I typically give them a hard time. However, being in Ohio this weekend, I had to bite my tongue! And they did play Saturday afternoon, winning in overtime! That may have contributed to the quick decline in attendance at the swap meet late Saturday afternoon. With the weather being amazingly warm for mid-November, thousands of people came out to Springfield to find the proverbial "needle in the haystack". There was also a car show and plenty of 'cars for sale'. This was the third and final swap meet of the season hosted by http://www.ohioswapmeet.com/. According to the show organizers, the spring swap meet is incredible! Take a moment to check out their website and put the 2010 dates on your calendar!
Monday, November 9, 2009
Let's Talk Cars!
The sun was shining during the Let's Talk Cars car show in High Point, NC! The event included many unique classics, with great stories!
Click on the video to view this gorgeous '59 Porsche 356 1600! The paint job, two tone interior and detailing makes this classic my favorite during the High Point event!
This is a video clip of a 1956 Oldsmobile 98 Convertible! This is a stylish restoration with shinning chrome and two tone paint with the white wall tires really complete the character of this classic!
It was great to have the opportunity to view a wide range of classics during the show event. Congratulations to the organizers for having a successful car show! The gathering of classics continues every Thursday evening in High Point!
See you at the next show!
Significant Cars Open House!
Have you ever been on http://www.significantcars.com/ ? If you haven't, you should check it out! Better yet, if you want to see some of the inventory in person, go to their newly opened showroom! Here's their address and phone number:
2225 E 54th St. Suite B
Indianapolis IN 46220
317-636-9900
They'll be having an open house this Saturday, November 14th, from 12-4 p.m. Significant Cars has everything from 'Classic Era' cars to 'Future Classics'! Below is just a taste of what you will see in the showroom!
Indianapolis IN 46220
317-636-9900
They'll be having an open house this Saturday, November 14th, from 12-4 p.m. Significant Cars has everything from 'Classic Era' cars to 'Future Classics'! Below is just a taste of what you will see in the showroom!
1976 Austin Mini
1993 Dhenp Russion BMW Replica
A very rare 1949 Alfa Romeo 6C2500 SS Cabriolet
A 1926 Stutz 4 Passenger Speedster
Thursday, November 5, 2009
A WIN for the hobby!!
We did it!! On November 4th, 2009, the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) Pollution Control Board passed the revised ruling of the Antique Vehicle Definition for the motor vehicle inspection and maintenance program in Lake and Porter Counties of Indiana (326 IAC 13-1.1 -1). With the amazing efforts of the Auto Clubs Council of Indiana (ACCI), Hagerty Insurance Agency, and SEMA, we were able to sit down with the IDEM and help them 'define' an antique vehicle.
Whew!!! Let me put that in words that I would understand: On November 4th, 2009, the collector car hobby and antique vehicles are no longer subject to emmissions testing in Lake and Porter Counties if they have: A) Collector Car Insurance or B) the vehicle has been driven a maximum of three thousand miles per calendar year and has Federally required pollution control equipment in place. The easiest thing to do is to get Collector Car Insurance!! I know just the place: http://www.hagerty.com/ Wouldn't you want to be insured by a company that cares about the hobby and protecting enthusiasts rights?
Hat's off to the ACCI http://www.acc-indiana.org/ for spearheading this movement and taking the time to make sure there's a future for this hobby!
You may ask yourself: Why do I care about this? I'm not in Lake or Porter Counties? Here's my response: It's only a matter of time until emmissions testing is expanded to a county near you. Get on board and help curb these issues BEFORE they are issues. What can you do to help? Join the ACCI, join SEMA, insure your collector car(s) with Hagerty. These are all entities that give back to the hobby and who genuinely care about your rights as a collector car owner!
Check out these links to view the details on what was accomplished yesterday:
http://www.in.gov/idem/files/apcb_2009_nov_08-674_factsheet.pdf
http://www.in.gov/idem/files/apcb_2009_nov_08-674_prop_rule_changes.pdf
http://www.in.gov/idem/files/apcb_2009_nov_08-674_prapa.pdf
http://www.in.gov/idem/files/apcb_2009_nov_08-674_rtc_1st_hearing.pdf
Whew!!! Let me put that in words that I would understand: On November 4th, 2009, the collector car hobby and antique vehicles are no longer subject to emmissions testing in Lake and Porter Counties if they have: A) Collector Car Insurance or B) the vehicle has been driven a maximum of three thousand miles per calendar year and has Federally required pollution control equipment in place. The easiest thing to do is to get Collector Car Insurance!! I know just the place: http://www.hagerty.com/ Wouldn't you want to be insured by a company that cares about the hobby and protecting enthusiasts rights?
Hat's off to the ACCI http://www.acc-indiana.org/ for spearheading this movement and taking the time to make sure there's a future for this hobby!
You may ask yourself: Why do I care about this? I'm not in Lake or Porter Counties? Here's my response: It's only a matter of time until emmissions testing is expanded to a county near you. Get on board and help curb these issues BEFORE they are issues. What can you do to help? Join the ACCI, join SEMA, insure your collector car(s) with Hagerty. These are all entities that give back to the hobby and who genuinely care about your rights as a collector car owner!
Check out these links to view the details on what was accomplished yesterday:
http://www.in.gov/idem/files/apcb_2009_nov_08-674_factsheet.pdf
http://www.in.gov/idem/files/apcb_2009_nov_08-674_prop_rule_changes.pdf
http://www.in.gov/idem/files/apcb_2009_nov_08-674_prapa.pdf
http://www.in.gov/idem/files/apcb_2009_nov_08-674_rtc_1st_hearing.pdf
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
8th Annual Hilton Head Island Concours d'Elegance & Motoring Festival
The warmth southern hospitality was on display during the 8th Annual Hilton Head Island Concours d'Elegance (www.hhiconcours.com)!
The event displayed four wonderful events including the Savannah/Hilton Head Speed Classic, Motoring Midway, Car Club Jamboree and the Concours d'Elegance. There was always something to admire during this four day event!
It was amazing listening to the stories behind each vintage vehicle. The gentleman in the photograph told the story of how he purchased his 1930 Essex, 53 years ago for $45 dollars! The original price for the 1930 Essex was approximately $685. The event had a relaxing atmosphere and enthusiasts were encouraged to interact with both the owners and vintage vehicles.
The honored Marque for the event was Mercedes-Benz. Please click on the video below to view this gorgeous 1953 Mercedes-Benz 500 K.
This is a 1972 Ferrari Dino 246 Spyder! This is the only 246 Dino Spyder with a fuel injected engine.
This is a beautiful 1931 Mercer Convertible Roadster, and was the only car completed by Mercer Company for 1931. The Factory guaranteed 100 mph for it's 140 hp engine! Only 150 miles on the engine!
This is a remarkable 1920 Stutz H. This classic accommondated 6-7 passengers, and had a sticker price of $3,500!
The 8th Annual Hilton Head Island Concours d'Elegance & Motoring Festival also hosts other exhibits including several beautiful classic wooden Chris Crafts, Test and Drive from BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Infiniti and Jaguar and the ultra sleek Infiniti Essence concept vehicle. The event attracted thousands of car enthusiast to Hilton Head Island, and it was exciting to see all the enthusiasts enjoying show.
Congratulations to Carolyn Vanagel, Executive Director, and further event organizers in making this event a success! Please click on http://www.hhiconcours.com/ for additional information this wonderful event!
See you in 2010!
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
The Gollner Museum
Tucked away in Kokomo, Indiana, the Gollner's private museum is a hidden gem! Bob Gollner was a gratious host and took us through the amazing facility, giving us the history on every vehicle. It's always neat to hear the history of the cars and why it's special to the owners. Below are a few photos from the tour. Bob also has some vehicles on display at the Automotive Heritage Museum in Kokomo. If you haven't stopped by there yet, please do! Here's their website: http://www.automotiveheritagemuseum.com/ .
Monday, October 26, 2009
Louisville Fall Swap Meet
Whether you were looking to buy a car, or find some parts, the Louisville Swap Meet was the place to be this past weekend! Tons of vendors poured into the Kentucky Fair and Expo Center for the two day event. While attendance may have seemed low, enthusiasts were still out and about looking for that special part for their project. With a Collector Car Auction held all day Saturday, one was bound to find the car of their dreams....and for a great price! There are two components that make an auction successful, one is bringing great products to sell, the other is having people there to buy them. This auction had some great cars.........and we'll just leave it at that. Enjoy the photos, if you're interested in learning more about the next swap meet in Louisville, check out their website: http://www.louisvillefallswapmeet.com
Sunday, October 25, 2009
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