I guess mine is Shades of the Past .Not so much the show just everything that is going on in and around Pidegon Fordge Tenn.You have cruzin the strip when traffic allows you too,The Southern Gas and Memorabila out on a farm in the hills,Easy Rider Rodeo across the mountain in Cherokee and all the cars and people that line the parkway, Great people,racing go-carts if you havent been there you need to go to this one.Whats your Favorite maybe I am missing out ?
My personal favorite is Lead East in Parsippany New Jersey. It is a annual show over Labor Day Weekend, In 2008 it starts the end of August. It is one the most enjoyable and relaxing shows in my opinion. It is a lost in the 50's kinda a weekend! Go visit www.stillrunnin.com there is a feature story on the show if you'd like to read more about it. lea@stillrunnin.com
used to be Paso... so now it's Bakersfield CHRR. I don't see Santa Maria surpassing the old Paso.. though we'll have to wait and see
Well, for a local event, Sacramento Vintage Ford..Last Friday of the month during the season.. Duane.
HAMB Drags, Joplin MO.... Paso was fun.... I'll be hitting up a couple of others this year for sure... The Jalopy Showdown and The Lonestar Roundup
Event: H.A.M.B. Drags, Hands down. Show: SK500 in Dewey. Gets bigger every year, Mick and the gang do a great job. Gathering: Ramada, Friday Night before the Drags.
Mine is the Shades of the Past also and the gas and oil show is cool as well.the strip is the place to be at night,there are more cars there than at the show.
I here allot of the Frog Follies might have to check it out .Kinda burnt out on street rod nationals in louisville but still keep going back.Might have to get up there to Back to 50"s
its a toss up for me Rod and Customs Americruize or the Power Tour both are a blast to go on hopefully ill have the 49 up and running for one of them this year.
Minnesotas back to the 50's, Americruze when its in Lincoln. meeting friends at goodguys In des moines 4th of July. want to try hamb drags and some new stuff this year
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