Event Coverage Live from GNRS 2023

Tom, I am amazed not just at the quality of each of these photos, but also at the speed at which you're posting them up. I'm just now getting views of the photos I took over the weekend, your thread is well into page 8. Amazing!

 

I wonder if Tom can "play the blues".

 

If he does, I bet he's damn good at it!

 

Just a blues afficionado.

 

Mahalo for all hard work I look forward. to this every year

 

OK, It's a 1923-1925 Ford T, but what is the engine?

 

Ford 427 SOHC tilted on its side.

Mick

 

Thanks! I'd like to see more of it. Bob

 

That is a nice, clean, ride.

 

That is a nice sectioning job on the 1956 Buick.

 

It is nicer to see a more traditional roadster win, than some over the top creation.

 

This thing was amazing. I think we looked it over for a good hour just to see each little detail.

 

Nikon D820, Tamron 24-70 2.8

 

My favorite picture of this one so far! The judges were able to see thing I can't, but I would have picked this one to win.

 

Kelly, it is my AMBR choice based on overall style only. I have many other shots of the car, but they were taken when it was on the wrinkly plastic covering the carpet pre-show. Not good!

 

....Although I prefer outline striping that does not outline all of the openings.....
This is from the Pleasanton show a few years ago.

 

And it does have a HEMI !

 

Tom, I don't think that car could take a bad picture!

 

Hard to argue with that example.

 

It reminds me of the first custom paint job I did - on my Chshman Eagle scooter in high school - gold and white vertical stripes. The neighbors called it "The Bumble Bee".

 

Without the striping, that would be just another black 32 roadster. To my eye, it makes the car. I’m a fan.

 

The placard said 1926. The engine is a 1965 427 SOHC Tilted 40 degrees.