Event Coverage Live from Pomona ...2020 GNRS

You just made my day, thank you so much again sir for posting these stunning dragsters!

 

Bu tee ful, totally beautiful, THANKS TOM !!!!!

can you get a close up of the hinge at the back of the "Orange Crate?" love to know How it works..

Thanks again for coverage.

 

That white ‘32 5W , is making me drool!!!

 

Great work as always, Tom. Thanks for taking us along.....Don.

 

Gloomy January day in the UK suitably brightened! Thankyou!

Chris

 

Thank you for posting your coverage Tom, outstanding as always!!!

 

Keep them coming !!! Thanks from those who could not be there....

 

Love this 33 Thanks again Tom.

 

Thanks Tom! Great Photos as Always!

 

I'm training in Oklahoma, so i'm missing all the fun! I was hoping to take my new Coupe to GNRS. Oh well.....take lots of pics!!!

 

Yep!

 

Just for the record, I hated this car when it showed up in the little books in the 50's and I still do, but it is a bit of history and it was restored nicely.

 

Yes that front end looks like Fido’s*****. But nice workmanship. Post 76

 

Thanks for the preview photos. I will be there this afternoon to see it all in person.

Phil

 

Thank You Very Much !! Any more pics of the Vicky Wagon ?

 

Great photos, great cars. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. Your photography makes these cars come alive.

 

Thanks so much for sharing your great photos.

 

Thanks Tom!!

 

So great to see and to know the "Orange Crate" is still here, a wonderful drag car from my early 20's. I think it actually looks better now than back in the day.
Thanks Tom.

 

Thinking this was Jerry Morland's 40 sedan, if so I saw it run at the Halfmoon strip and seeing an outstanding young blond haired young lady tighting the dzus fastners that were holding the Moon discs on the car...
Great memory to have, thanks for the excellent pictures.... dyno dave

 

Thanks for the preview! Driving up tomorrow

 

Thank you Great photo's

 

Quickie iPhone shot

 

I told my wife the same thing as we walked past it a couple of hours ago.

what were they thinking?

 

That is a classic example of, "Just because you can doesn't mean you should!".