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Mario's Yaphank LI NY Car Shows 2016-2018

My 1967 Chevy Impala

My 1967 Chevy Impala 327

1967 Impala Dual exhausts

67 Impala interior

67 Impala Instrument panel

1940 Chevy pickup.

1940 Chevy pickup

1941 Ford

41 Ford interior

1955 Ford Crown Vic

Rare 1942 Ford pickup

1942 Ford pickup

1951 Chevy with cool sunvisor

1951 Chevy

1956 Chevy Bel Air

1956 Chevy

1962 and 1958 Chevys. They're here every week in the same spot.

62 and 58 Impalas

1963 Ford Falcon

1963 Falcon

1958 Corvette

1965 Pontiac GTO

1965 GTO

1971 Camaro Z28

1971 Chevy Camaro Z28

My 67 Impala

Having a hot dog and burger with my 67 Impala

1954 Corvette. What a Beauty!

1954 Corvette

1958 Edsel rare car

1958 Edsel

1958 Edsel interior

1958 Edsel

100 year old Chevy

New pavilion at the Yaphank firehouse

1967 Chevy Impala

Model A Ford with Rumble Seat

My 67 Impala.

Son Joseph at car show with my 67 Impala.

Original 327 engine in my 67 Impala.

1954 Chevy pick up.

1940 Ford 2 dr coupe

Mint original owner 61 Impala.

61 Impala from Konner's Chevrolet, Levittown, NY.

1937 Buick.

1955 Ford Crown Vic.

1955 Ford Continental Kit.

1954 Buick.

1956 Olds.

Rare 1940 LaSalle.

1940 LaSalle. Baby Cadillac

Buick Hot Rod.

Buick Hot Rod with rumble seat.

Rare 1941 Ford.

1941 Ford.

Flaming Ford Hot Rod.

Hemi 426.

Clean 1961 Impala.

1961 Impala.

Clean early Mustang.

Ford Bucket Hotrod

Chevelle SS 396.

Vette 2016.

1919 Buick

1928 Ford Model A

1928 Ford Model A. Cool trunk!

1934 Hotrod

1934 Hotrod with Rumble seat.

1956 Ford

Chevelle SS

Chevy II Nova.

Shining my 67 Impala

White Lightning on display.

Shining her up for the show.

Cooling off in the shade on a hot summer day.

Rare Avanti.

'33 Ford Pickup.

'57 T-Bird.

57 T-Bird

WWII Jeep.

Cool '61 Vette.

Monster Truck.

'29 Fords

'62 Studebaker Lark rare car.

'62 Studebaker Lark.

30 Ford

31 Ford

31 Ford with rumble seat.

32 Ford

41 Ford

41 Jeep

50 Chevy pickup

50 Olds Hotrod

55 Chevy

58 Edsel

58 Impala

'72 Buick Riviera Boat Tail

66 Impala

66 Impala interior

57 Ford

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Mario on Jun 23, 2016 said:

Great car show every Tuesday afternoon at Yaphank FD, NY.

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Anonymous on Jun 23, 2016 said:

Great photos!

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Anonymous on Jun 25, 2016 said:

Those photos came out great Dad! I love that you have your own corner here, on this website, too! I remember taking the picture of you on the driveway. You had just come home from work and we were about to head out to one of the car shows.

I think one of my favorite moments at this last show, was learning about the 1940 Lasalle. It's in such GREAT condition too!

We'll go back soon!

-Joseph

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Mario on Jun 26, 2016 said:

Thanks for your comments Joseph. Love going to the car shows with you and sharing information about the different cars.

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Mario on Sep 1, 2016 said:

New Car show August 2016 added more cars.

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ghpcnm on Mar 21, 2017 said:

Great pics...thanks for sharing.

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azmusclecar on Jan 22, 2018 said:

It's always great to be able to go to a car show, when it's freezing and the weather doesn't allow it. Enjoyed the show....keep up the great work

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ghpcnm on Aug 10, 2018 said:

I love that Studebaker Lark. However, I'm almost certain it's a 1962 model and definitely not a '50.

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Mario on Aug 10, 2018 said:

Yes you are correct. I fixed the year. Double headlights started in 58. I must have been up too late that day! Thanks!!

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azmusclecar on Dec 8, 2020 said:

That 67 Impala harkens back memories of my friend called "Pigeon". WHY? Cause he raised..what else..PIGEONS.

He used to pick me up in his father's company car and we'd go cruising. We traversed the switchbacks in that Impala. It handled like Missy Piggy on Roller Skates on a road to the local ski lodge. Oh how he beat on that car.

The car was always full of gas. It took quite a few runs back and forth all evening running the slalom with me as time keeper.

That 6 cylinder was wound tighter than a cheap TIMEX. The car was a 3 speed on the column. Speed shifting was impossible. The saying was: you can eat lunch between gear changes.

How crazy we were, how stupid we were, how happy we were. HOW FREE WE WERE.

My youth was not wasted on the young...I relive it daily.

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Mario on Dec 8, 2020 said:

Hi Rob, I have a 327 4 BBL in my 67 with dual exhausts putting out about 300 hp. Not a lot from today's cars but big back then. It's also a 3 speed auto not 2 speed. Friend of mine has same car with 4 sp on the floor. Makes a big difference. I am always amazed how a certain car can freshen up a lot of old memories. Some good, some not so good. But there nonetheless. And you're right we were crazy back then, but we were happy.

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57timemachine on Dec 9, 2020 said:

All beauties but if I could only pick one. It would have to be that super sweet Sierra Gold and Adobe Beige 56 Chev Bel Air coupe. That one I could live with for life. Cheers.

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Mario on Dec 10, 2020 said:

Hi George, that 56 Bel Air you like here is the same color combo my aunt had in her 56 2 dr Bel Air HT that I'm washing in the Tri Five page. Great colors back then. Cheers!

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57timemachine on Dec 10, 2020 said:

Love that color combination and it was the original color that my 57 Chev Bel Air hardtop came in before I changed it to Tropical Turquoise and India Ivory. Looking back on it now, I wonder what came over me to do that. Back in 1992, my dad even wondered why I did that. He prefered the Gold and Beige.

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Mario on Dec 11, 2020 said:

The turquoise would actually be my first choice color, it was a real cool "fifties" color after the boring "forties" colors. I think you made a wise choice changing the color on your 57 Chevy. But I do like the bronze color combo too. Cheers.

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57timemachine on Dec 15, 2020 said:

Nothing before or since can beat the super style and flash of the 1950's. The cars had so much going for them on so many levels. The mid to late 1950's will forever represent the most beautiful era of automobile styling, as far as I am concerned. Every other era pails in comparison, as far as flash and style goes. Cheers.

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Mario on Dec 16, 2020 said:

I agree wholeheartedly George. I am grateful I was a young boy in that era and loved seeing the changes in the models from year to year. I was and still am a car buff and gear head for life. Cheers to you!

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