PHOTOS: Goodguys PUYALLUP...These guys LOVE TRADTIONAL stuff!!!

Thanks for posting. There's some interesting stuff.

 

I am always amazed at the quality of the cars and trucks that show up from all over the NW and Canada. There's a lot of talented builders in the upper left corner of North America. I think there would be more of 'em in print if we were closer to the mags offices! Remember some of the stuff from up here that Pete Sukalac shot for Hot Rod, R/C and others back in the sepia toned days? KIRK! and the Gazette is one of the few ways lots of cars from this neck of the woods get seen.
Thanks for sharing the great pics Kirk, I look forward to them after every GG event! You gots skills..........

 

Great pictures Kirk! It's just like being there. Thanks for sharing.

 

The cars you guys brought out were STELLAR!!!!

 

great great pics,was a good time,cant wait for hotrodarama!

 

Lightning McQueen!!! All kidding aside, great cars and great pictures. Thank you!

 

Great pic's Kirk. You going to the Primer Nats? If so,stop and sign the SoCal HAMB banner. Say hi!

 

Excelent pics man, much appreciated!!!

 

sweet pics!

 

When I was at Ft. Lewis (1961-62) I thought the local cars were a lot more interesting than what I was used to from California. More home built and reflecting the owners ideas. Less shop sameness that ruled here even with home built cars. I thought, anyway.

 

Great pics Kirk...got the cd...thanks again.

 

I like this

 

and this looked like a million bucks

 

and underdog here looked like fun

 

how about a Crosley
with a V8 60

 

and a hot rod A

 

thanks for taking the time to post all those.

 

those whitewalls and flipper caps kill that 60 pontiac. oh the shame of it all.

 

Man, lots of cool rides and great pics kirk. I don't know why, but lately i've been jonesin' for a COE to haul the FED.

Doc.

 

Great pics as always Kirk, thanks!!

 

Good job man. I was there and it was great! Ditto on the Elvis guy, he could sing. Thanks for the effort and pics.

 

Nice pic's KIRK!............Lets hope lots of HOT RODS come out of the woodwork for the Madison GOODGUYS weekend.

 

KIRK as always great pics. I don't think you have ever posted an event coverage where I thought "ooo those were just ho-hum photos".

 

Grilles, frames, gas tanks, you name it.

Only "A" that should have a duce grille shell, ,must be flathead powered.

Heck I had my "A" radiator made special for my flattie, so it fits in a "A" shell.

 

Lots of cool roadster and coupes

thanks for sharing

Rusty

 

hey Kirk it was nice meeting you, didnt get much of a chance to talk to you, very awesome pictures as well. I'm not really a trophy guy but it felt really cool to win on my first time out with the truck. cant wait tell hotrod-a-rama.....

 

Gary was pretty stoked on your truck. That's a pretty coveted award. Nice job!

 

Looks like fun!

 

Hmmm, interesting opinion. Does that mean a '49 Merc with Packard taillights and a DeSoto grille is a wannabe Packard or a wannabe DeSoto? I guess my '29 DeSoto wants to be a 1919 Grant 6 or a '39 Ford or a '64 Chevy or a '55 Austin Healey or a '27 Ford or a '47 Ford or a Model A. It's obviously very confused and unhappy with who it is.

I think it's more a matter of combining the best looking parts. I personally like the look of Model A bodies better than '32s. '32 grilles and frames are better looking than '28-'31. Put them together and you have a *****in hot rod, not a wannabe '32.

 

Great pix as usual, Kirk...I had a great time at the event.

...and nice to meet you.