More showdown pics - Added another batch!

Special thanks to Larry for letting us camp. Great show, can't wait for the drags!
That's Mrs. Hoof in front of the Econoline, she won one of the first door prizes, and took the H+H flatheads jacket that everybody wanted!
CHAZ

 

Wtf!!!!!

 

Love those headlight covers on the baby blue Ford.

 

Mikey's car looks awesome with the wire wheels.

 

Bad Bob...WTF??? hehe! KNUX!

 

MORE PICS!!! ..but no more of that 34 with the stickers all over it.

thanks for posting.

 

To each his own and I really hate to pick on someone's build, but I've honestly never seen a 34 3 window (the light blue one) "done more wrong". OH, THE HUMANITY!
Cowl lights on a hammered hiboy-it'll p***, but what the hell is going on with that 8 color interior? Firewall stickers? I'm guessing early Seagraves Fire Truck spotlights for giant cartoon headlights? Pimp trucker grille cover. Dirt track windshield screen.
What "build style is this? It's like a rolling parts book.
It reminds me of a model car kit slapped together by a 7 year old kid in the mid 60's that used all the accessory parts in the kit "because they were there". Someone drive it into a giant body bag.
"Make it go away"!

 

It`s when somebody watches the movie CARS to many times??????????

 

That's more like it! I like the G***er Coupe and that Merc.....

 

Looks like a J.C. Whitney catalog exploded on it! Hee, Hee!

 

I do love the silver '30/'31 with the spokes. Very nice!

 

I have a few muddy track shots on here if you didn`t see them...


http://www.flickr.com/photos/millerracers2000/sets/72157605108142098/

 

Sgtlethargic, the owner claims to not know what it is. It's been around central PA. for several years, been in several magazines. It has a flathead.

 

It sort of reminds me of being Buick based for some reason...

 

The "Mystery Car" is more than likely a Popular Mechanics kit car from the early or mid 50's. I did a story on that car for the very first issue of Traditional Rod and Kulture Illustrated. The frame is '34 Ford, the engine is an early flathead, the newest part on the car is the '53 Buick windshield and side trim. Definitely Harley Earl inspired. So far no one has been able to come up with who built the car, but the workmanship is to notch.

Spike

 

Guess that is why I thought Buick when I saw that one.

 

Email me if you want a full size copy of any of these images. They are from an 8megapixel SLR, so they are huge images. If you want the original just let me know.
doebyc@ptd.net
CHAZ

 

Great pics!

 

Did you get any phots of the roadster with 203 on the side? I took detail shots of the Schofield equipped 4 banger then forgot to take a shot of the whole car....

BTW that chopped Merc in your first set is really cool!