Best-of: Olympic Broil Tuesday Night Cruise In Pt.1
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In terms of enjoyable car events, this year was the best yet. As there weren't any Monday-night meets, let's check out Tuesday nights. Olympic Broil in Old Town hosts a weekly classic car cruise-in. . |
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As you've seen throughout the Summer, the variety of classic cars one can see at a classic car cruise-in is crazy. Everything from an all-original 1959 Plymouth Fury.... . |
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To outrageous, completely custom rat rods. . |
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It's a great place to see rare cars in nearly showroom condition. . |
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Or cars that look like they could have been the latest street car build on Roadkill. . |
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Not sure about anyone else, but the meets have certainly improved my views on Classic American cars. . |
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As someone who spent the last 10 years of his life in the Automotive Industry, it's always cool to see how much progress has been made in terms of tech and safety. . |
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Comparing the new 2018 Mustang to the 1969 Shelby GT500, you notice that, while both cars look really cool, there are features that can't be done on new cars, due to modern safety regulations. . |
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It's also apparent that some cars have gotten uglier as they have progressed through the years. Just look at this 1963 Impala....and compare it to a 2018 Impala... . |
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When it comes to old cars, American or otherwise, it's sad when you consider how many manufacturers are no longer in production. . |
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Some, like Pontiac, were axed within the last 10 years. Others, like Pierce Arrow, Duesenberg and Auburn didn't make it past the 1950's. . |
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