Sunday Morning Cars & Coffee, Oct. 23, 2022

On Sunday, October 23, 2022, we once again took advantage of a spacious parking lot adjacent to a Dunkin’ Donuts facility to host our own Cars & Coffee event. No driving was included in the plans, and we had a small but enthusiastic group of eight people (plus two VCNA retirees who were surprise guests) willing to mill about on what turned out to be a beautiful autumn morning.

The Dunkin’ Donuts on MacArthur Blvd. in Mahwah did its usual fine job in serving us bagels and coffee, and plenty of Sunday morning visitors were distracted enough by our vehicular lineup to break their routines and come over for a chat.

Cars in attendance included two Corvettes, a Chevy Nova, two Porsche 911s, a Mercedes-Benz turbodiesel, a well-preserved and rarely-seen Volvo S70, and your author’s Alfa Romeo. Interestingly, the imports outnumbered the domestic entries (3 Chevys versus 3 Germans, 1 Swedish, and 1 Italian), something we normally don’t see at our gatherings.

We may try to squeeze in one more driving event before the weather turns inhospitable for the winter. If not, we shall see what 2023 will bring!

1961 Corvette (C1)

 

1967 Corvette (C2)

 

1967 Alfa Romeo

 

1972 Nova

 

’80s Mercedes-Benz 300D

 

’80s Porsche 911

 

21st century 911

 

Volvo S70 sedan

 

Nothing but nothing looks like the back end of a C2 coupe

 

All photographs copyright © 2022 Richard A. Reina. Photos may not be copied or reproduced without express written permission.

 

 

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7 thoughts on “Sunday Morning Cars & Coffee, Oct. 23, 2022

  1. On the S70 you can tell it’s a 1998 with no amber side marker lamps…’99s and up got those. Very nice to see one of these in action! & a very nice line-up too!!
    Best Ted

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