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Went to another cruise last night for the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix. Another nice night with friends and cars plus the weather was max temp only great to high of 78 not a lot of Packard's but some rather nice ones including Randy BEST OTHER. Being as we are not afraid of the dark we were among the last to leave well after the official end at nine were stayed till about 10:30 discussing important matters . One picture is of Randy and the owner of the V12 discussing secret senior Packard facts. I really like the night picture of Randy's 400. The Studebaker is my brothers.
Most of the Pictures were taken by my Daughter who also attended the show with us.

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Awesome pix!

But you should really downsize these pictures to 640x480 or 800x600 before posting. It took a long time to load even at DSL speed.

Craig

Great pic's Al, give our to your daughter for them. And I see "The man in black" featured prominently throughout them.

Randy, you seem to get a better class of cars at your cruise nights than we get here at ours. That 22nd series Custom 8 is obviously a late one, as shown by the single-piece front bumper which replaced the multi-piece one part-way thru the 22nd series. It then continued thru the 23rd series.

Who owned the 38 (or 39) Twelve?

I didn't have a problem with the page loading, it was done in about 2 seconds on my cable internet.

The 48 was for sale and it was a very nice driver. It needed some chrome done and a few dents fixed but a very presentable vehicle.
The 39 V12 is owned by Alex Portellos. I only know that it is a 39 because he told me so and it has a 1939 plate on the front. Very nice V12.
The only car that needed assistance (flatbed) was a Ferrari that was for sale and the jerk couldn't even drive it up on the flatbed without banging the exhaust pipes and rear pan on the ground.
And I thought Al's daughter Sue did a very good job with the pics. You can see the reflection of her Dad's face in the 48 hood - done on purpose, I'm sure.