Event Coverage >>200 Photos, L.A. Roadsters, Sat.

Way to go!!!!! Great pics.. My favorite is the black 32 with the
lime green wheels..........

 

very cool,thanks-------lookin to next year I wonder how far the drive is from the fairgrounds to Harveys (Bobs) Broiler is..........

 

thanks for taking the time to post the great photos. its a big deal to a guy here in ohio.

 

That type of day yields the best lighting and shows the truest colors.

 

Thanks for posting the pics.

 

Great pic's Mazooma.

 

Great shots Doug. You got a great eye !!

John

 

Gotta agree with the WTF awards, man what are these people eating, drinking , reading , smoking , or ?
I mean WTF?
Waldo

 

Thank you for all the great photos!

Most of the cars I picked as my favorites were shiny black. A trend?

Wouldn't mind seeing more of Rogue's rp/u:


Very basic, very nice:


One of the best ever:

 

This is car porn at it's finest. Thank you for posting.

 

Thanks Doug. I missed seeing a lot of HAMB'rs. A great show.

 

I want to know more about this car! Look at all that detail work reforming the cowl under the windsheild!

 

I believe that rpu was built by the Jalopy Shoppe in Escondido. Jim Sibley should be able to give you more info on it as the dude that built it is a friend of his.

 

great job Doug !

 

Looks killer......Anyone got any shots of the primered cars that were outside and not allowed in???

 

i have a few:

 

The detail in is incredible.

 

Well, now I don't feel so bad about all the rusty body parts I have still out in the pasture.

 

Great pictures. Thanks!

 

Thanks a lot, Doug.

Cris

 

While I was getting ready for the Cacklefest at Bowling Green, I was thinking the Dougster was covering the Roadster show for all of us to enjoy who were busy snorting nitro.
As usual, you didn't dissapoint.

 

I think this car was referred to as the "leg show T" and was on the cover of rod and custom in red in 1969?

one of my favorite fad T's , I wish it still had the indy profile tires on it.

 

No, that was a different T...
Although Dan Woods was a member of the Early Times and the "leg show T" was also owned by an Early Times member, they were not one and the same.

 

Abandoned airfields are still out there, great point. There is a great website devoted to them by state and part of the state:

http://www.airfields-freeman.com/

 

yeah.. I just googeled it, a little different... but basically the same headers, and front suspension is what threw me.

 

Great stuff !......Thanks for all the effort that went into posting all these pix.....

 

Wow!!! I love this Photo Mazooma! I'd love to have a Framed picture of that, the way you did it...Nice...

Thanks for the Photos.

 

wow! alot of great cars. thanks for posting