Weather was just perfect . Around 100 cars again .The '41 Dodge big truck had $500 worth of select & better oak on the bed .Jim Sera's tomato red '57 is an AACA award winner & is way correct .Got a little hot during the show . See last pic. Rumor was the homeless living in the woods let the BBQ dinner get out of control .

 

More car show pics . Ray's 1902 FORD truck is way cool . Stock truck drew much attention and the AAR Cuda was one bad hombre w/ the dual quad wedge engine . Had to stay till the end to hear it fire up . It was worth it .

 

Did the Hemi Cuda start that fire? That place was lit! lol

 

Denny,Your truck is still so super clean, do you have any dings or rock chips yet

 

Thanks for the pics.

 

No rock chips . A few very very small blems . They would need to be pointed out . Car show sat . 35 mi. one way @ 45 mph. Heard a real cobra will be there. Will take pics of course . Have the one off carbon fiber trans cover finished .Installing today . Has 8 coats of high gloss Alphatic Urethane on it w/ 8 SS allen button heads securing the shifter boot & 14 securing the cover to the floor .Almost wall art !!!

 

Very, very nice. My truck is just what I would have built as a teenager, and the best I could do being totally inexperienced, but I love it. Now yours is in a totally different class. I really admire what some of you guys are capable of doing, yours is a work of art, and I really appreciate all the time, effort, skill and imagination that goes into a truck like yours. Keep on Rocking and Rolling.

 

The orange 40 Ford coupe belongs to David Chambers. Met him at Louisville Nats last summer. He likes driving his 40 as much as I do mine. When I am not driving my 53 Effie that is.