Event Coverage Free T & A Show......***PICS***

Now that is some big time T@A!

 

Really cool stuff thank you for the pics

 

Ummmmm, hmmmmm. (best Billy Bob Thorton groan from Slingblade).

 

I'll add some of my pics...

 

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still more...

 

Great detail pix! Seeing all these stocker's and such, bring's about some balance to the hobby/board. Honoring the past well, sir.

 

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Great stuff....sorry I missed ya, I was literally there 90 mins

 

Thats some really nice old iron at that show ,
alot of stuff I've never even saw before ,It would take me a week just to look over most anyone of those machines or some of the bikes!
WOW ...Thanks for sharing some great history..

 

Great Pics!! Really nice to see all those stockers.

 

Darn..........! I wasted my time at the county fair instead.........shoulda gone to SJ instaed...great pics though, thanks!
The brass era stuff is so hard to find hope I can get a first hand look, maybe next time...

 

What a great show and thanks for the pictures. The best part was there were no tri-fives or mustang/cameros!!!

 

Exactly.....

 

some nice vehicles there , great photos , the gratuitous T&A photo was nice to lmfao

 

I'm a hot rodder but I can appreciate those slow old things.

Thanks Dave.

 

Your welcome Nads, I'm like you...I love the Hot Rods, but these are the grandparents...there were a few hopped up ones there too

 

slow? I was talking to an old-timer sitting in the running board of his T and he said with his modified motor he can hit 45 MPH. sounds pretty fast to me.

 

Any more shots/info on the HS Speedster club/build?

 

WOW!!!!!!!! That is EXACTLY what I've thought a West Cast show would looked like ever since i got into the hobby in the early 1960's. Great photos, thanks for posting them!

 

Those are the only ones I took. It's a High School Auto Shop project. The engine it has is "on loan" and they accept donated parts to complete the project.

 

Yes, great photos and thanks to all for sharing! I'll have to put that down to go to next year for the 9th annual.

 

There's some info on the School project HERE

 

Wow way Kool Pics...Looked like a great show ,Thanks for posting!!

 

Got them all uploaded to FLICKR albums now....

 

There was a guy in my neighborhood when I was growing up,with a Morgan just like that. He was an Engineer from Germany. He used to drive that thing all the time!!!

 

This was a cool event. I wish I knew about it the last 7 years. I saw these cool old tools there and there was a Model T pu taken apart and spread out, not much to them.