Event Coverage Re: Just in case you haven't had enough Autorama pictures !....The Witching Hours""

Well,.. I will be the first to admit I am no photographer, the fuzzy and out of focus ones are the ones I took before Mattbee fixed my camera for me. As some of you know I am a member of the "Road Knights Auto Club Detroit" est. 1951, We are a charter club of the MHRA,.. and our ***ociation started, and have run the Detroit Autorama sense 1953. We now run it with CASI.

Most of the members of MHRA work the show, There are a few of us that keep an eye on things overnight(and make sure nobody else is in the hall),... these pictures were taken overnight. Somewhere around 400 of them ( with a number of O/T cars). Again, the quality is not to good. But that's my fault,.... I will post the link to my photobucket album at the bottom of this post, just click on the bold ***le below.

Enjoy my friends.

"Detroit Autorama,... In the Witching Hours"​

 

In the background of this A Coupe,.. you can see my overnight transportation,... It don't look like much,... but it rolls pretty durn good !

 

Would be very cool to walk around there at night. Saturday was jammed, tough to get pics.

 

We keep it locked down and well patrolled with MHRA & Cobo Security as well as Detroit Police,... and an occasional DHS agents,... Keep em' safe is the name of the game.

 

And the car that really got me going,...........

 

"Rude-EEE"

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Must have missed me, it was empty at 7:00 am Sat.
I did enjoy meeting you in person in the ba*****t. I always enjoy your posts.
I did my fourth bucket tour last weekend and went to Detroit for the Autorama, and also went to 6 Auto Museums up in that area.
Autorama
Henry Ford Museum
Automotive Hall of Fame
Chrysler museum
Auburn Cord Deusenberg Museum
National Auto and Truck Museum
Kruse Museum
I have posted pictures on my website.
www.hotrodsonline.com
also hotrodsonline.com on facebook

Bob Millard of the Autorama got me in at 7:00 am on Saturday before the crowds and I walked around like a big wheel. Robert Larivee, the originator of the Autorama was also walking around at 7:00 am. Both he and I were there for the first one. This was the 60th.
Bob Nugent

 

That is pretty darn cool.

 

Awesome shots keep em coming

 

My dad built this car a few years ago, last car he built before he p***ed away, the new owner has put almost 40k miles on it since he bought it.
-Gary