Some local car show pictures with a Barris!

Last weekend our annual Cherry Festival car show was held. Typically the show is pretty weak but this year some new iron showed up.

The first is Kieth Ashley's Barris Chevy. He is the owner of "Real hot rods" the modified kit which Rod & Custom has featured as a build in thier last couple of issues:




next is a nice 50 Ford Kustom




a 37 Ford



and a killer grill



These were all local cars and witht he exception of the Barris I had not seen them!

 

Nice grill, do they even use it, or is it just a trailer queen?

 

Unfortunatly shes a trailer queen!

 

That color combo on the Barris rde is alright. The severe chop give's that delivery the sinister look. Thank's for the pic's.

 

why does it look like that 50 Ford has rear bumpers on teh front???

love the Barris car and that BBQ grill ROCKS!!!

see ya next saturday BRETT...

 

Barris, two broads, and another Barris, from today.

 

I didnt know Barris made trailer queens????

 

That BBQ is both really cool, and really damn gay at the same time...

Good for a chuckle, but a waste of TIME, parts, and flake. Sorry, just really felt the need to inject my 2 cents... I hope to be able to afford such frivolity some day and be able to see it differently.

 

I really dig on the taillights though...hmmm some ideas there.

 

That Chevy is one of my all time favorites! Hope I can check it out in person sometime.

 

First of all: Keith Ashley´s car is wonderful!
I´m right now into doing a magazine feature of the mentioned car and I would like a remark: It´s not the Barris car but a close clone of a Barris car. It is a clone of Larry Ernst Bel Air Royal in its second version, with some design improvments as suggested by Harry Bentley Bradley. The original Barris car is owned by Burns Berryman and it is restored to the first version.

 

Any of you guys know the "name" or "code" on the yellow color? (50 Ford Kustom)
I sure want Barbro to look that perky.

 

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First of all: Keith Ashley´s car is wonderful!
I´m right now into doing a magazine feature of the mentioned car and I would like a remark: It´s not the Barris car but a close clone of a Barris car. It is a clone of Larry Ernst Bel Air Royal in its second version, with some design improvments as suggested by Harry Bentley Bradley. The original Barris car is owned by Burns Berryman and it is restored to the first version.

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I thought it looked familiar. Has R&C or TRJ done a feature with both cars? I remember seeing both cars together in a mag somewhere.

RPW. You are truly a Custom Encyclopaedia. Make sure you're writing all this knowledge down.

 

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RPW. You are truly a Custom Encyclopaedia. Make sure you're writing all this knowledge down.

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He is but it is impossible to read . . . RPW I got the " Lead News " and it rules , thanks alot man . Great pictures of some amazing customs .

 

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Any of you guys know the "name" or "code" on the yellow color? (50 Ford Kustom)
I sure want Barbro to look that perky.


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Its Phoneclan Yellow Trish according to teh owner.

 

Thanks! Keith´s car was featured in the 2nd Hop Up Annual, in Custom Rodder July 99 and in Pat Ganahl´s book "The American Custom Car" (in the last one along with the first version).
And about writing in English: The feature about Keith´s car will be in English! It will be in a new magzine all about traditional custom cars. The name of the magazine is Iron and it will take the place of Lead News. It will be in English, otherwise similar.