Event Coverage Chino Valley 1st Friday

Took a few shots of HAMB cars.
Studebaker with a Stude engine, Kaiser behind

 

Nice pictures, thanks for sharing. love the Ranchero.

 

But Wait, There's More!
A few from Watson Lake today.

 

Cool that would be a sweet project, thanks for the pics
Dan

 

I like how you picked the standouts and oddballs. I find it's not always easy shooting photos at events keeping a HAMB state of mind. Lots of common street roddy stuff on display.

 

Over Labor Day weekend, the local area has Territorial Days. Here are some from the car show.

 

???? Ranchero or Cabalero (sp)?

 

It was a Ranchero that was modified. Some other cars in the pics had non HAMB mods so a few pictures were deleted.

 

That’s awesome. My dad lives in chino valley, y’all have allot of cool shows up there

 

The area definitely has a higher than usual concentration of car people.
Last I heard, the town is 13k people, but also is a small part of the 'quad cities' area which includes Prescott, Prescott Valley and Dewey-Humbolt. So there is a wider population to draw from.
Bob Riggle lives here, Chess Bushey moved here, then moved out, *****in Sheetmetal moved here and is now Absolute Sheetmetal. There are a couple HAMBers here in the area too.
I've covered the main shows in the area here, although there are others.
From what I see in https://arizonacarculture.com/ there are a lot in the PHX area as well.

 

You forgot Gene Adams moved there and then moved back to California

 

Bob Riggle p***ed away

 

my dad lives down the street from where Bob riggle used to live

 

RE; Bob.
My mistake, sorry.
@tcoupekyle let him know First Friday is in 2 days. McDonald's at 3 North and 89.

 

Pics from today.

 

Thanks for the pictures.

 

@40ragtopdown , Judging from your avatar, that last one must have made you double take!

 

Reviving this one. Just got back, some of the highlights with no prior overlap, I think.

Really, really nice




Very nice 32, yes that's a stick.

Stude truck. OE Fibergl*** front


Not a lot of these in the area. Sweet paint and full hydraulics.


I was told this was all handmade.


they even let hoodlums in. Nobody caught the HAMB topper, but I didn't stick around the car all that long.

 

Cool, Thanks

 

midway through-that red nash--is that factory style hood hinging?

 

I couldn't tell you for sure. That picture is from 2 years ago.
I will say I would not like to lean over the fender to work on the engine and try to avoid that support.
Fan belts would be challenging.

 

Bump, anyone in the area not going to Williams, it's this Friday.
Heck that is Friday and Saturday, you can do both!
https://williamshistoricroute66carshow.com/