GNRS 2013 Photo Coverage

That Plymouth is mindblowing

 

Gorgeous photos! I go each year but I always enjoy seeing photo coverage more, its the only way to really study each car. Between the crowds and my kid dragging me to food and toy vendors I really feel like I miss alot.... Thanks for posting....

 

This 'Vette was nice, wrong wheels or not.

 

Thanks for posting all the incredible pictures!

 

The Art Deco Buick and Atom Dodge Dart were both built by my friend Justin Hill from Australia. He won First Place for the Atom in Radical Hardtop. If I hadn't told him to open his car up I could have done better than Third probably.

 

Amazing pics, thanks for posting!

 

Terrific images Tom! Add my thanks for posting ..and.. DON'T STOP! I need more since I wasn't able to get there!!

-Dave

 

You're getting pretty good at this picture taking thing.

Ha ha, Amazing photographs as always from you!
Thank you for taking the time and sharing with us.
I always look forward to your photo posts.

 

Tom,
Thanks for posting all these pictures. You capture the best of the show. Here is a link to another batch of photos from Coker Tire Company.
https://www.facebook.com/cokertireco/photos_stream

JJ

 

Tom,
Thanks for posting all these pictures. You capture the best of the show. Here is a link to another batch of photos from Coker Tire Company.
https://www.facebook.com/cokertireco/photos_stream

JJ

 

Tom, Great pictures, Thank You for posting.

 

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That's truck is amazing!



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I like the Hetfield Whatever-it-is . . . I don't care what y'all say.

A tiny bit over-the-top cartoonish, but it doesn't miss by much. But then again, I liked the Efijy . . .

 

Thanks, it now belongs to Rex Jaramillo from the gearheads, I did a thread on it on the hamb called "A Christmas Story"

 

Shades of Doug Hays:

 

Does Dean Lowe have anything to do with this car?

 

Yes, he does.



Thanks for the great pics Tom!

 

Well, I thought that an RPU "A" with Lowe on the plate was either yours or an extreme coincidence.

Too bad we didn't connect there. If I had seen the plate when I shot it Thursday, I would have looked for you (no one was with the car then). I didn't see the name on the plate until I got home and looked at the shots....I shot it because it's an impressive car.

Thanks to you and everyone else for the nice comments on my photos.

 

Thanks for all the photo's.
The shot of my Panel truck is perfect, its a keeper, nice complement to my LeRoy Grannis back in 1963.

Mike

 

Mike, I thought that your truck looked more like an authentic surf wagon and was, stylistically, my favorite in the room. I had thoughts of Doug Hays' (Mazooma)"A" panel when I saw yours.

Here's a shot I took of Doug's panel in show at a show in the old Great Western Exhibit Center back in 1967.

What's a LeRoy Grannis?

 

Leroy Grannis was one of the very best surf photographers of the old days. He published a shot of this same truck back in 1963. Here you go:

https://pleasurephoto.wordpress.com/tag/leroy-grannis/page/3/