Here’s a picture of Harvey, my 1974 International Harvester Scout II, looking tough from the daily commute and Illinois’ road salt. It makes a good wallpaper. 
~ Tinny
It’s not every day that you see an older (1977?) Chevy Impala/Caprice this clean and not “donk”. Spotted in Oak Lawn, IL a few months back.
Corny name, right?
For my 19th birthday I bought a 1974 International Harvester Scout II and have been working on it a little bit every now and then for the past two months. It’s my winter driver to keep my Gremlin out of the snow and Illinois street salt.
“Interior Crocodile Alligator, I drive a Chevrolet Movie Theater”
I saw this fifth generation Chevy Bel Air sedan while walking to class the other day. Joliet Junior College’s parking lot usually has a few cars or trucks that catch my eye, this time I happened to have my camera on me. The interior pictures didn’t turn out well because the glass got in the way, but the glove compartment had a couple stickers on it from local cruise nights.
I went to the eighth Hunnert Car Pileup in Morris, Illinois today and took some photographs. There were all kinds of hot rods, rat rods, kustoms, lead sleds, and gassers. I mainly took photographs of cars that really intrigued me, which is why most of the engine photographs are straight-sixes. For more photographs I recommend you check out their official galleries or search flickr.
This is a 56k warning, the rest of this post includes a large quantity of photographs.