Dave and I had a ball and walked more than 3 miles up and down all the rows of fabulous iron. Here are some pictures....
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| this one of the many rods cruising down Main Street on Friday night |
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| tire accommodation for extreme suspension travel |
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| rare 1932 Ford Sedan Delivery/Flower car |
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| pink plastic mini mini cooper |
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| a totally stunning Lincoln Zephyr Street Rod |
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| rear view |
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| and for lunch..... |
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| yummy quesadillas! |
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| Dave looks at a beautiful 67 Chevelle. He once had one exactly like it. |
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| see us? |
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| a flawlessly re-engineered Camaro |
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| this is what a 12 cylinder, twin supercharged, Detroit diesel Peterbuilt Rat Rod Truck looks like......it, also, was cruising Main Street on Friday night.... |
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| a young driver.....vroom vroom |
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| creative floor boards |
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| these "flames" were created by grinding the paint off, to the bare metal, free hand |
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| amazing what paint can imitate. |
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| reality isn't as pretty |
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| hello Fred..... |
Wow! There certainly was a huge variety of cars. Love the pink mini, mini cooper:) Sounds like you had a great day:) Nice to see such a huge crowd enjoying the lovely day.
ReplyDeleteCool! Great photos...
ReplyDeleteOh how fun!! I always love the original interiors as much as the shiny skins. And what a variety of rods they had - that Zephyr is incredible. Dave was looking a little melancholy with that Chevelle :-) Couldn't pick a favorite, but that delivery van looks pretty sweet.
ReplyDeletePaul would have loved this one.
ReplyDeleteWow, that was quite the array of unusual vehicles! The flower delivery sedan caught my eye, too. I wonder how many of those were made?? The pink mini cooper and young driver in her pink tutu is adorable.
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