I have some pictures from Prague's US car club meet for you .

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Just one more picture from Poland - 4WD (!!!) Vette with 1000+ bhp.
I saw it make very low 9 sec 1/4 mile run.

Are old american cars desireable in other areas of the world??? I don't even know how people over here can afford to fill them up, but over there??

why does the Camaro in the last picture have a Minnesota plate?

Give it up for the 3 Mustangs in there. Got to love them.

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Here in CZ are old US cars popular. It's not car for daily use, it's just ride for special occasion ("V" registration). There are also enthusiasts who ride it every day... It's "heart-matter"... I can't explaint it better. However If I had more money, I would buy one "special occasion one" too

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It's part of culture... If you have US car you must have also US plate and show it at the meet



...and it's also business, one pair of plates cost's about 20USD... Of course you must have also "veteran" plate (V 1234) or "common" registration plate (1A2 3456) or you can't drive it on public road. So that Minnesota plate is just swap for show

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that's exactly like getting a japanese plate for your toyota, or a euro plate for your VW. same concept.

wow! I love the Corvette Stringrays!