Event Coverage Omaha WORLD OF WHEELS 2009 Photos!

This completely stock '40 Willys took home a bunch of awards. I thought they came with Hemis, but this one has a flathead 4-cylinder











HAMB member 'YutanFlash's T-bird. Nice car!




Very nice car

 

Some move-out videos, then I have to get back to work.

Will post more photos and videos tonight.



Proof it actually runs!








Watch for the little girl waving in this one






(MORE LATER)...

 

I think this car has been together for quite a few years





Great history on this real '32 Roadster

 

Now some photos of trophies made by the Omaha Rebels car club. They hosted the 'Extreme' area of the show.

 

Hiboy32's Coupe






2NDCHANCE's pickup

 

A few more move-out videos





A family affair


Great sounding flathead!

 

Thanx for the photos Nick,
I wasn't able to make it down to Omaha for the show this year...
Come up to Thunder Valley this summer sometime...

 

WOW What a difference a new Box Brownie makes!

 

Those pictures and videos were great!! I am glad that you didnt stick around to video my car on the way out. I had carb problems and it was flooding out. I think someone messed with my carb in the show (just kidding!).

Jeff

 

Nick, what great event coverage!! The extreme section was a nice change for this show. Pete Smock and the Rebels did some first cl*** work on this project. A great turnout of Car Clubs including Midwest Street Rods, Vagabonds, South Omaha Turds, Outkasts, Rebels of Lincoln, Roadburners, S.O.B. Bonneville Race Team and possibly others I missed made this a blast. Xllnt Rock-A-Billy by K.C.'s Rumblejetts flavored the event well. The homemade trophys by the clubs and others were very cool, with sweet pinstriping donated by the great Jim Curran and others. The hospitality provided by Midwest Street Rods was super, just a great overall event with this extreme corner giving a cool vibe to the event. The exit videos were very cool and let you hear the tone of hot mills such as Gary Andersons ultimate cool longroof, a knockout painted by the great Jeff Meyers and tons of work by Gary himself, how about that hand crafted tube grill!! The 56 Ford tu-door post with 427 sideoiler and the bone stock 32 ford pickup by father and son team Jim and Greg Murray were some of my show favorites. Thanks again Nick!!-Sololobo

 

Btt

 

Larry, thanks for all of the additional info -- I really should get with the program and post that stuff with the photos!

 

Larry thanks for the comments as well as the trophy the Roadburners supplied.this thing is only going to get bigger and better as far as the rebels are concerned!Also my gra***ude goes out to the outkast ,vagabonds, Turds,Midwest street rods,rebels lincoln,Jr and the guys from world of wheels and all other clubs involved .also thanks to the members and friends of the Rebels of omaha for all the support and hard work.Next year should be a blast now that everyone sees what we are about!!!!!!!!!
Thanks again to all for your great feedback and cant wait till the next show!!!!

 

oops i started typing thinking of thanking Nick for the great pics and forgot to add him in there Sorry bout that Nick

 

Thanks for posting the pics!

 

The Outkasts would like to thank The Rebels for the great time we had. We enjoyed talking with all the different clubs at the show and checking out all their cars. We hope we can all do this again next year….very cool

Thanks for posting the pic's Nick.

Danny

 

Thanks for the pictures !

 

Some more pics of the *****in trophies and one of the stripers striping.this is jim also ,thanks gos out to richard victor for the other striping twolocal legends

 

thanks for posting the pics, was happy to see you like my beat up 32 pickup. parked right behind hot rod roadster guy with the rootbeer 64 wagon. Hell of a nice guy.

 

Those angle cut fenders screw with your eyes from this perspective. Make it look like the block is ****eyed.