Featured Event Coverage My photos from the fantastic Northwest Deuce Days 2025

This one was my favourite.

 

Thanks so much for refreshing my constantly failing name memory @Joe Blow. I don't know how you pick a favorite @05snopro440. So many possibilities. That one was one of my favorites too.
1932 Ford - ??

 

I kept going back to that green car, it was really cool.

I don't know either. My brain kept leading me to that 33. It was just perfect. I took hundreds of photos of stuff I liked, so I agree with your assessment.

 

1930 Ford - Brendan and Nicole Pearce Just finished and this was its first show.

 

1940 Mercury - Darrell Moseley

 

1932 Ford - Brian Chudyk This car has been around for a long time. The door panels and headliner are prints on material of the same car at other times in its history.

 

1932 Ford - ??

 

Thanks for sharing the photos, nice job

 

It's Dan-Time again! Thanks again for your effort. What a bunch of amazing cars, and your wonderful pictures brings all to life! Thanks, Dan

Cheers, Carsten

 

You are so very welcome @stpaulsdealmaker and Carsten (@40two ) and thanks for your comments. Carsten, next year I am going to see if I can get to the Big Meet.

1934 Ford - John Foxley

 

1934 Ford - John Foxley

 

1932 Ford - ??

 

Great pics Dan! Hope you can make it to our show!

Friday Oct. 3 - Tour and setup day: We are leaving the venue by 9am to take a drive over to Cambridge and check out a private collection of auto memorabilia. Return to venue to park cars inside starting around noon.

Saturday Oct. 4 - Showtime 9am-5pm

Easton VFD
315 Leonard Rieck Drive
Easton, MD 21601

 

Thanks a lot Scott (@Scooterville) . I am definitely trying to be there. I will, of course, let you all know once I know.

1932 Ford Phaeton - ??

 

1932 Ford Pickup - Woody Yerxa

 

1949 Meteor - Lyall Atkinson

 

1948 Ford - John & Paulette Hemstalk

 

Shooting for yourself and very graciously sharing with all of us, thanks again.

 

You're welcome again @daylatedollarshort I'm really glad you are getting to enjoy these


1933 Plymouth - Stephen Moore

 

1936 Ford - David Bonneteau