All the fun cars came out to play. There are tons of Corvettes, Mustangs, and assorted muscle cars. But you can also see some pretty unusual items, too.
Let's take a walk through the throng to see a few that I particularly enjoyed.
One of the great things about Baker's is that it's a really random assortment of cars, so you see a lot of cars fairly randomly interspersed. For example, here we have the FUN MG next to a Plymouth Road Runner, a pairing probably not seen in a parking lot since the 1970s.
1961(?) Corvette.
AMC Ambassador station wagon.
MG TF.
Mk I Jaguar XKE aka a Jaguar E-Type.
C2 Corvette roadster (1963-67).
1934 Bugatti Type 59 replica.
That's a whole lotta nitrous in those tanks.
707 hp Dodge Challenger Hellcat.
The paint job on this looked great. It was a color-shifting metallic paint.
Hot Rods.
Looking for something off the beaten path? They don't get farther off that path than this 1975 Bricklin SV-1.
Mercedes convertible.
MG TD.
Panther Pink Plymouth Duster.
And then, a 1950s trailer park broke out.
1973 Dodge Challenger.
Studebaker Hawk.
1937 Cord.
And then there were rat rods....
Maybe not a rat-rod per se, but definitely a dirty wagon.
Next to the rat rods, a full classic, a 1941 Cadillac convertible:
Ford GT.
Lamborghini.
The final car of the batch is this very cool rat-rod VW Beetle.
We close with a couple pictures of all the cars and people...
If you live around Detroit and like cool cars, it's definitely worth stopping by for a look. Even if you don't own a particularly cool car, you can always stop in, park in one of the side lots, and check out the assortment. Great fun and great viewing.
