Hot Rods What you see today??

Setting in gas station

 

Thanks for the reply. I thought that might have been the problem but when I
saw the...aw, never mind. No problem.

 

Shows error on all 3

 

I saw this in a small mall near or in Athens Ohio while on horrible trip with in-laws. Reminded me that outside of that RV is a wonderful world waiting.

 

Don't thank me, I didn't mean to drop a dime on anyone. I didn't
think I hit send, and wrote something different. I now feel like a
phinque.

I remember some poor chump trying to get into the Hunnert Car Pile
Up, a great casual gathering. I don't remember his car but with one
very small exception it was legal. It must have taken him an honest
three hours to get to the entry gate, only to be refused entry because
of a chrome chain rear license frame. When I saw him get busted by
one of the club members (with a grin on his puss) it pissed me off and
I had no skin in the game.

I'm not giving Mr. Moriarity grief, I'm hip to the rules, but I'll never
purposely sic the mods on someone.

 

I saw lots of awesomeness today. Here is one of my favorites. There will be a ton more pictures in the thread that is linked in my signature

 

Little envious of this guy

 

Lexington cruise in.

 

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Is he reading the directions to something?

 

No, this was at a Sale clearing out a flathead engine builders shop in Granite Bay, CA

 

Local Car Show...

 

Lexington

 

Hello,

Yesterday, my wife and I were in a different part of town and on the way to the freeway. We (she saw) a reddish, hot rod coming up on our rear view. She looked out of her passenger side mirror. It was a bright orange-red combination paint and the guy driving was smiling the whole time we saw it. He got lost in the traffic shuffle. To me, it looked like a 1932 roadster with the top down.

But despite the sun trying to come out, the glare was enough to get some resemblance of a photograph. The rear view mirror had its upper reflective glare mirror trick in play and the two small glowing balls (upper center left) are from the roadster in the sun. As the technology is there, the glare is always reflected up into the different layers of the mirror, allowing the driver to see clearly in the main screen.

Jnaki

Luckily, no one was in front of us and there was a three car space behind us, too. So, I did not get a “What the %$#@! are your doing?” coming from the other front seat. Whew!

That roadster owner/driver was just having a great time, cruising with the top down, despite being the only old hot rod on the street.

 

I came really close to putting Keystones on my Vette.

 

They look great on that 63. I run them on my 65 Plymouth, love the look.

 

The Great American Race went through Lexington, KY.

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A few more GAR. Other phone.