Bowling Green Hot Rod Reunion - A Pictorial Review

Man GREAT pictures! There were a TON of cool cars there! I really dig that White?? Car Hauler, man that thing is FANTASTIC!

 

amen to that. that show looked awesome. i gotta go next year. Thanks for the incredible thread.

 

Izzat all ya got? Thanks for the show!!!



Mutt

 

Thanks for the great pictures!

I want to see more of this neat old ride....Looks like whoever built it back in the day was into Indy cars...The radius rod connection is the same way an Indy winner's; split bones attached to the side of the rails with a ball socket!!

Well something is going on with the hamb because it won't let me post (repost) the picture right now, say's to try back later....

Anyway it's the red roadster with the "cycle" fenders....looks channeled but it's not!
Cool car, looks like everyone had a good weekend!

 

That was probably my favorite car at the show.

It was originally rodded back in 1948.

The sign gave the details of all the owners, and it said that the car was mostly original to it's 1948 parts, including 95% of the interior.

 

Great pictures. This was my first time at the HRR, had a great time and will definately be back.

Dirty2, Dan, great meeting you, and your daughter. All my little girl can talk about was playing with her new friend at the car show. Hope to see you again. Love your car. I will e-mail you a picture of the girls together when I get a chance.

Tracy

 

Belongs to HAMBer "Curator". We spent a lot of time looking it over Friday night at the convention center. Don told us all about the car and his dad owning it, and him trading back for it and all the preservation/reclamation to get it back to it's former glory(hell, he even SCRAPED the repaint off the dash to reveal the original pinstriping ) Great car with a greater story(family history)---and the right guy owns it now for sure!

 

Awsome

I'd love to hear the history behind it, see, I too have a neat peace of rodding history in my family, so I eat that stuff up!

 

Thanks for all the photos! Once you start looking at all the pictures you realize how many cool cars were actually there.

Like Mike said, this little beauty belongs to a friend of Littleman and he has registered on the HAMB but has yet to do his intro. I think after Friday nite, with all of us drooling all over his car, Don realizes how much his ride will be warmly welcomed here on the HAMB...... come on Don, do your intro and fill everyone in on all the details.

It was great seeing all my old buds and meeting so many new faces. You guys all made the weekend a ton of fun. Thanks!

 

Jeesh that looks like a good show! Thanks for the pics. I give em two beers up!!

 

why oh why did I have to work! Hgmtndave even offered me a free ticket.

MAN that looks like it was fun. Thanks for the picutres. Will that Hemi motorcyle just flip on its side if you hammer it?

 

what a waste.

 

Some great pic's look like you had plenty to look at.Great pics

 

That car hauler belongs to Rusty Symmes of Winchester, IN. It's powered by a BBC.

 

great shots man. i took probably 70% of the same shots. i was tryin to post a couple more but there's some kinda glitch.
did anybody see that black 40something dually? wtf wuz that?
that 56 white was killer. powered by a crate 502 & allison auto. man i want 1 of those. shit i wanted 1 of damnear everything there...mel

 

You talkin about that crew-cab dually black Studebaker? It's been around for a while. Neat truck.

I too would like to hear some history about that White rig---moreso about the trailer. That was the most awesome car carrier I have ever seen

 

AWSOME!!
Love the White car hauler!! Fabulous pictures, Thanks

 

thanks for the pictures looks like it was a great time there.

 

thanks for the pics... someone by this guy a beer!

Danny

 

lemme try again. hey it looks like it's gonna work. hwg...mel

 

i'm kinda new at this but here's summore

 

summore

 

s'mo

 

here's 2 of the 56 white.

 

Thanks for posting pics. What was that Allison V12 in?

 

Big Al!!

That crazy thing next to the pic of the eng.

 

This car was pretty cool also..

Owned by the grandson of the original owner, they stripped the paint and polished the bare metal, then sprayed it with clear. It had some body work done in lead, but very straight and solid. It still had the 40's newspapers for insulation in the doors and decklid.

 

the first time i walked by that i didnt realize it actually ran,,they were driving it all over!...

 

Great Pics, Thanks!

 

Thank you all so much for the pics from the Green.It broke my heart not to get to go this year.

T.OUT