Event Coverage Shake Down in Santa Cruz

Great run today in the Santa Cruz Mountains - Thanks to Marc and the
NCRRA

 

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Great turn out and great pics

 

Looks like a nice run. Where's the 34?

 

VERY cool!
Thanks for posting the pics.

 

Thats it

 

Wife had to work she let me drive the Hemi

 

Damn, obviously I didn't even recognize it. You've been pretty busy. It looks totally awsome. I hope you didn't trade that 33 for that bike a couple of months back.

That ain't it.

 

Righteous stuff!

 

Some really nice cars there...

 

Nice stuff Chris, thanks for sharing

 

Thanks Dave
When is the next run you are going to

 

Thanks Chris.....Great turnout, I see a couple of my Alviso Roadster friends attended. (Eddie & Christina Barboza).

 

Kings by the bay I think....or Road Zombies...

 

It was nice to meet you Chris..Looks like you all had a blast driving those beautiful cars around the Santa Cruz Mt./Coastal area..Heres a link to my photos from the Diner parking lot

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=589915

 

10-4 Rick - good to hear from another Rusty Chainer

 

Was this advertised?

 

wow nice pics Thanks

 

It was low key for the first year - looks like a annual run
its was great - great hot rods - Great landscape

 

Thanks for posting. Looks like a great time, great cars, and you sure can't beat the scenery. The big redwoods in the background made me homesick, as my wife grew up there and we lived across the street from the Big Trees Railroad several years. We really enjoyed our drives on Highway 9 past Henry Cowell Park and over Bonny Doon to Davenport and Sand Dollar Beach.

 

Looks like a good time. You made it just in time to avoid the rain.

Wish I would have known something like this was going on.

 

thanks for sharing the pics, looks like some were near the mystery spot.

 

Thanks guys - my last bump - hope all enjoyed the pictures
the Run was great - forgot to say the club did not charge to go on the run -they put it together for the love of the cars
Big Thanks to Mark and his crew