OT: 4th of July in Norway

[Espen]

Some pictures of the celebration here in Norway.
We have a tradition with a huge amcar meet and a cruise thorugh town.. About 3000 cars visited this year.

Link: 56k warning!

http://www.bilforumet.net/showthread.php?t=127849

[Ross]

Very nice. Are these cars that have recently been imported do you think or ones that spent their lives in Norway?
I wouldn't want to put gas in most of those at US prices much less what you must be paying.
Heartwarming to see US car culture embraced. Thanks for the look.
Ross

[632 Regal]

I'll bet a lot of them come from that international musclecar auction site they show on TV every once in a while. That Lime green roadrunner with the rear fin (or VERY Similar) went for almost 200k in one show. My cousin bought one of them in 1970, came with a 426 Hemi and "straight pipes". He got a stack of tickets while on leave from naum...lol.

http://www.gaasoy.net/users/joachim/Lillestr%f8m%204%20juli/rat-rod3.jpg

[Espen]

I actually think most of them have been here for a long time, and built up again here... At least the rods, as i know a coupple of the owners..

that green one have been around here for about a year i think, dont know its history.

[Espen]

Very nice. Are these cars that have recently been imported do you think or ones that spent their lives in Norway?
I wouldn't want to put gas in most of those at US prices much less what you must be paying.
Heartwarming to see US car culture embraced. Thanks for the look.
Ross

about 2$ a litre today, thats like 7$ a gallon i think.

[Zeuk in Oz]

Very nice !

But please tell me that wasn't a Chrysler Neon in the middle ! :p

[Alexlind123]

When i was in Sweden a few years ago, i remember the gas prices being about quadruple those in the US.

[Traian]

Your photographer is amazing. Those photos are absolutely stunning! And, you know, the cars are nice too :D