This car belongs to couple of local
guys that did all the work them selves. They happen to be father and son
which is very cool. They plan to run this car at the drag strip here in
town, if they ever get it finished.
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Here you can see a few cars lined up
that had a lot of people stopping by to take a look. And the one they
really checked out was that 1932 Ford five window. This was a very nice
car which had a Chevy small block, automatic trans, leather interior (in
the trunk too) and a great stance.
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As you can tell, there were a
different cars and trucks that showed up. That yellow Corvette has
blower on it, but the drive system is at the rear of the engine.
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This is looking north on San Gorgonio which is a cross
street to Ramsey St. As you can see, there were a few vendors which is
always nice to see.
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Here are Larry and I at about the middle of the show.
We had a good time but the food was disappointing. We heard that more
vendors should be in the works so that might bring more people out too.
Their were a few local guys that showed up (which was cool) because
they don't usually travel to far from home (I don't know why this is,
but it is) so that was a good thing. Maybe this will
inspire them to bring their cars out more often.
If you look close, it looks like somebody
parked in the red zone.
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I won a trophy that night called "Bad-Ass Custom"
sponsored by Accelerations Performance. We all had a good time, as usual
and will be doing this every Friday till they end in late September.
If your not doing anything on Friday night between
6 and 9 pm, come on out and check out some of the nice cars.
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