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Funny, I thought the same thing...BTW, where were you ?

 

Yeah, I'm thinkin' so...

 

Yup, that firewall just draws you in, I dig it.

 

Dear As I Drown You...remind me not to spend any time with you near a lake

Nice to meet you inland guys as well, I hope we can make the trek over there and visit with you guys in the near future.

 

Great Pics...Finally somebody took a picture of a 48 Pontiac. Would like to know how he curved the license plate frame around the bumper or where he bought that one.

48 Pontiac

 

I dont care if they were factory installed on the Mayflower, they look like crap. If you must use them at least get the ones that arent red and blue.

 

Feel free anytime. We'll get you somewhere to stay and you could do the shop tour thing. There's a lot of rad stuff over here in Spokane.

 

Now when folk learn to leave their barn fresh crap cars in the barn until they look presentable. The place will be boss

 

Hey! I like the shortened Impala Wagon!

I have two things to say... 1) Rolf, great pictures. and 2) THANK GOD RAT RODS are becoming a thing of the past and guys are building their hot rods to a higher standard. i.e. painted, plated, striped... and some other color other than black primer!

I never thought the transition would happen so soon. But standing out in a crowd takes more than rust and cobbled welds... let alone cars 2" off the ground.

Thanks again for sharing!

Sam.

 

Here are some pics I took.

 

Sam, I noticed the trend as well, it's a good thing.

There is nothing as sexy as a "finished" traditional hot rod or custom.

 

Wow...
...amazing. Thanks for posting, Rolf. Härligt!

 

Rolf, bithin' car you got there! this year was great! Our coffin went thru I think about 50 or 60 twelve packs. It seems like we always have a great crowd around?!?! It woouldn't happen to be all the FREE beer would it??? Nice pictures, glad you posted because my camere took a dump and I have none of my own but enough here from everyone I can see them all......Ken

 

A lot of super pics Thank you!! Wish I could have been there.

 

Hey! I would never build that 4x4, I'd find it, besides....Model A's are for fags, Model T's are all the rage this year. I was there friday night with the Hudson, but had to leave around midnight, it started gettin a little queer with all the roller skatin' going on

 

Thanks for postin the pics guys. This gives people an idea of what we are doing up here. Thanks again.
Steve Glucoft

 

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Not a clue..

 

Rolf, good to finally meet you, your car is awesome. If you come over, let me know, all us Spokane boys know of a lot of neat stuff!

 

Anybody know who owns this awesome 3-w?; I"d love to know how much it's chopped.

 

I didn't get his name, but talked to him a little. He was going to sell it, but might have changed his mind. People were all over this car all weekend. He said he just painted it a few days ago and the new look has given him second thoughts on keeping it.

 

That 3-w has the perfect stance, couldn't help drooling over it.

 

That's Brian Sorenson's 3 Window. That car was flat black and for sale until this week. It changed the whole look of the car, and I think it looks great. It's got a big block Chevy under the hood and it HAULS ASS!

Brian isn't a HAMBer. He's from Mt Vernon here.

 

Oh, great show by the way.

 

Your Hudson is gay by the way but it was good to see it on the road.

 

Great pictures of some very cool cars.
Looks like a fun show.
The sedan with the tractor tires is...um...different.
Thanks for sharin'.

 

Nice to meet you guys as well.

I would love to come that way, I hear there is a rust free '32 Ford behind every barn out there, maybe you could point one or two out for me...

 

just a question... what did everyone think of the 51 ford with the tunnel rammed smal block chev in it?

 

I didn't get what sort of direction he was going with it. I personally dd not like it, but it was definitely different.

 

Rolf,

Thanks for all the cool shots of the car show. The '34 Ford pickup looks real cool, the engine is looking so good. My oldest sister lives in Woodinville, wonder if she saw the show.

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