Event Coverage Nashville triple crown

Thanks for sharing all the pics. Certainly looks like a better turnout this year. Unfortunately I couldn’t go.
This hand built by Luc Delay is over the top.

 

Great stuff Anthony! Thanks for taking the time.

 

Thank you, great pictures. Some fine machinery.

 

Thanks @anthony myrick , both for the great pics and for sharing your insights.

We have friends in N'ville so it'll be easy to convince wifey to attend next year.

 

..Please stuff me in your suitcase.

 

Thanks for the extra pics of the Delay car. He certainly was taught well, presumably by his father.

 

El Poncho

 

I'd be afraid to get to close to that Delay beauty... might accidentally get drool on it!! Wow

 

There was a white one in AACA museum a few years ago. Supposedly was built by the factory. Thanks to Anthony for taking us along. Great pictures.

 

Yes it is!

 

@anthony myrick , I am chasing the color of this A Tudor. I was told it is a Chevy HHR color called Travers Blue but when I do searches that does not look to be true. Anyone have any idea whatt this color is?

 

Great pics, thanks!!!

 

Looks killer.
So it was a factory authorized build?

 

https://macswebs.com/hhrregistry/tech/paint.html
the “golden teal” looks closer

 

Thanks for posting Anthony! Great stuff!

 

It aluminum so you’d be good

but there was a 36 3w there in bare metal that might have gotten a little drool on it

 

I agree. He said Traverse Blue but that is not even close. Thanks!

 

Use the year, name and code and go to a real auto paint store. They will have multiple chips to look at.
The pics online can be deceiving

 

Thanks, great picts.

 

Thanks for the pictures. Hot SOB Friday. Several cars that were magazine featured years ago. AMBR and Riddler winners along with beaters. Little something for most everyone. The weather was a lot nicer on Saturday. The race track supplies the food vendors which explains the ungodly prices.

 

Note to anyone who may attend next years event: bring your own food and drinks, yes the prices were nuts, ($17 hamburger) but the waiting in line to order then wait for the food was insane. Some waited an hour for their food after they waited in line for an hour to place the order. Leave the food trucks for the spectators.
There is zero shade inside the track except for the garage area that housed some of the 150 vendors, I expected that so I came equipped with a pop up. Otherwise the facility was fine, clean restrooms that always had paper, I even saw an employee walking the grounds with a broom and pan picking up trash, nice. If you attend the event I am sure you will glad you did. I liked the cut off years for entries, 1972 for cars and 1997 for trucks, most were well under those years and the Hamb friendly vehicles were well represented.

 

Never buy show food
Pack a lunch
Eat before ya go

 

Thats my buddy ron corders car, yes its a little tricky to get in and out of. BTW he just added AC and hes getting ready to take it to the gathering at the roc show in oklahoma

 

Hands down the best outdoor show in the country!

 

Looks good! Great even! Thanks.

Chris

 

I think I meant Dang Skippy!

 

Who is making the 1933-34 Ford type cabriolet / roadster body ?