Are you like me, will you wave down an interesting looking car or motorcycle if you happen to see one? I guess probably not. But that's what I do. Here are three cool rides that I have documented this summer. The first photo is a Ford Roadster replica. It is registered as an amateur built vehicle. The owner, Lasse, who I met at a filling station in Jordbro the other day, bought the car last year from one of his friends, and it was the friend who built the car. The second photo shows Bengt on his Rewaco trike. I met him in Tungelsta, he is a friend of The Biker . If you want a trike like this one, be ready to pay around 350 000 SEK. The third and last photo is an A Ford from 1931. I spotted that one on a recent visit to Vendelsö. And as you can see the owner and his passenger smiled for the camera when I told them to do just that.
They are all fabulous!
ReplyDeleteReminds me of Southern California in the 1950s. Great fun! I think I like that second one the best. But Lois Anne would probably disagree and tell me I liked the first one the best and she'd probably be right!
ReplyDeleteI love the grills on those old cars.
ReplyDeleteI'm a car guy, so that third one gets my vote. They are all great though. Good for you for taking the time to stop them.
ReplyDeletesuperbe, avec une préférence pour la troisième.
ReplyDeletehaughtiness, with a priority for the third.
Fantastic! Not quite sure for which one I'd go, should I have to choose. Maybe the trike.
ReplyDeleteHere is easier to be cut down by hundreds of unintersting scooters, speeding away in any direction.
ReplyDeleteI would be happy for a month if I could see any one of these wonderful rides.
You have a gold mine there, and a gift with people. Wonderful images, my favorite is the trike.
Beauties, especially the bottom one.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! The yellow one is so eye catching. Gorgeous rides altogether...
ReplyDeleteLove the two Fords - and fantastic colours. What happened to any colour you like as long as it's black?
ReplyDeleteYou are one of a kind, Steffe, and your blog proves it. These are luscious shots of beautiful machines and the proud men who drive them. Yeah for Steffe.
ReplyDeleteOh I'll take number 1 and 3 please! Great shots.
ReplyDeleteCOOOL rides, dude! Wow! Did you get a ride, too?
ReplyDeleteBy the way, CONGRATULATIONS on 100 blog followers! You're sooo popular! And big! And famous! Wow!
Hellllloooooo from your 100th follower! You are big! And popular! And so handsome! And witty! And interesting! And Swedish! And Jacob is also a fan! And so is Safe Leif! Goody!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Allison on being Steffe Meister's 100th follower! You have NOOOO idea what an honor and privilege that is! He's world famous you know!
ReplyDeleteOh, I know dat! I think he's almost as famous as Jacob, isn't he?
ReplyDeleteWell, Steffe IS famous but not as famous as Jacob from "The Outskirts."
ReplyDeleteIt appears to me that Jacob has been around a LOT longer than Steffe.
ReplyDeleteYes, in many ways. But Steffe has been around the block a few times, too. Especially to chase RED haired girls with his camera. What a line!
ReplyDeleteRed haired girls, huh? I guess I need to make an appointment with my hair dresser!
ReplyDeleteCONGRATULATIONS, Steffe Meister on your 100 blog followers! You do a great job and it's always fun to see your postings! Grattis och halsningar fran Hagen
ReplyDeleteBye Steffe! We're done teasing you now! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteVery nice photography of some interesting vehicles.
ReplyDeleteHa ha tease away. Remember to take a photo at the hairdresser.
ReplyDeleteThanks Abe.
oooh I am drooling over those cars!
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