Suedes Car Club
General => General Discussion => Topic started by: eugenevik on September 21, 2010 2:47 am
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did the sleds in september show, kinda poor turn out of cars
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It was too bright and sunny to get good pictures :x
and way too hot to be outside
cooled off on way back, my car gets a lot of engine heat inside
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my cousin took me to 2 shows in Branson
AND after 30 car shows alone I FINALLY took the wife with, search for a report???
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it was hot out and some of us went and rode the train to Arkansaw
and the rest of us went to the comets show, all the hot rodders landed together and we got 1/2 price tickets
THEn WE HEARD PAUL REVERE AND THE RAIDERS that was a kick ass show it was high energy for a showman who was 73 year young??
and the drummer from the Bill Haley and the comets was 80 and could play top notch
so we mostly all skiped the car show and stayed in air conditioning and had a good time
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WELL BEING WE ARE NOT WITH THE ELETE :cry: AND WAS DRIVING THE 53 we skipped the awards cermony for the two day trip home, It was over 850 miles on the Odo for the trip there
rooms may be had for about 30$ a nite if you shop around ,
the host hotel was 50 a nite
AND FUEL is cheep :D premium was available all over for less than fargos pump price proabbly and I would imagine that is because Corn and ETHANOL does not govern missouri but that state SHOULD BE NAMED MISSERY for the heat, I dont think I had been back there seince basic training at fort Leonard Wood and that was no funn either!!! :roll:
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Was a ford from Philladelphia and it was totally amazing with the detail work, I should of shot the engine compartment it had a Y block with AOD and 3 97 carbs on a totatly pollished manifold with a fade paint job, chopped convertable top, and the convettable was home made conversion
but the heat made the brain fade, the exhaust manifolds were ground smooth, most of his work was done by friends and others for unbeliveble cheep price
i had 3 paint jobs on it untill the fades were done correctlly and it cost $3500 for the paint job
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the 53 chev had a Buick V6 :lol: in it i never got to look under the hood, it sounded real nice and was detailed nicely with a nice tuck and roll interior
the 55 chev was also from there and that was flamed and lettered OLD SKOOL and thats how the build was, a very clean build
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Thanks for the event coverage. Ya that convert is nice, I like the paint and (lincoln?) taillights.
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Thanks Eugene. Always good coverage. How many old car miles have you put on this year?
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the 53 has 16,000 sumpton now proabbly had 11K last year
feeling guilty, the trailer and Duramax got 15K for sure in the last year so far
I think I have discovered a secret, car shows are expensive I am down to doing the local free shows till the rest of the year??
I think he said they were packard
i was guessing Kaiser for the tailights
another thing neat was he used seat belt latches and clips to hold the lakes pipes on and they could be snaped off to remove, they were talking that they were good to use on lift off tops
I may have to try that if i can find any old belts, threw away all my parts cars that used to be hid at the farm
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Thanks for the coverage Eugene! I fell off my chair when I saw that gold '58 Chev. Looks like a fun time!
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Looks like there was a lot of nice kustoms at that show. I'm really diggin' that purple pickup and of course the '59 chev.