Long Beach car show pics, 1970

Here are some pictures I took at a car show in Long Beach, Ca in 1970. If this works I will post a few more.

Looks like my link don't work...I tried to delete this message and that don't work either. Sorry

If you want to see them they are on my website. Maybe someone will be able to post them. One of the more noteable things was the '56 Nomad for sale valued at $2900. It would be interesting to know what happened to a lot of these cars and how they exist today.

 

http://www.55mrchevynut.com/longbeach.htm

 

Awesome Pics!

 

I've seen people use polyester at shows before but that looks like some kind of dry ice effect. Pretty cool!

 

Awesome pics!...notice how many Tri-Five Chevy "customs" there were?!

 

Sweet..Thanks for sharing!!

 

55-56-57 Chevs are awesome as customs... makes me sad I just sold the wagon!!

 

Very cool!

 

i agree

 

Man those are some kick *** pics. I could look at pics like that all day. Thanks for posting.

 

VERY KOOLSVILLE!! Never quite understood the whole cotton wadding thang though. Thanx fer sharin the pic's their the KATZ ***!!

 

That is a cool look into our past. I like the double stripe white walls on a few of those cars.

 

What?! You sold that wagon?! That thing was so clean.

 

I got laid off then the wife got laid off... she was 7 months prego.. we are having the baby in three weeks.... I kept my 50 ford coupe

 

That '55 above is this '55 below:

 

YEA! And only ONE g***er!

 

Any more pics of the wagon in the background?

I love the look of those seawead/sperm flames.

 

very cool thanks

 

Got any more pics? very cooool

 

like a time machine back to when i started goin to car shows, really cool man

 

Cool pics

 

SO cool, I adjusted the color on a few. These are great shots.

 

Hey I played with the color on these as well.
Thanks for posting. Love this stuff. Slim

 

Excellant!! Thanks for sharing.

 

those photos rule...

 

First, thanks for helping get the pictures up. I'm sorry to say that is all I have, that was back in the day when it cost to get a photo printed.
My favorite back then, and still is, is Danny Gomez's tangerine '55 hardtop. It would be nice to know what happened to it.

 

Good stuff. Thanks guys.

 

You can tell its a 70s show coz even the tires have sideburns....