Event Coverage Rodder's Journal PICS

That was the Moonkist T-bucket built by Randy Bianchi in the early-'70s. He also built Rob Montalbine's orange '34 five-window with the Deuce grille shell and blown, multi-carbed early Cad that was at the show.

Cool pictures.

 

Randy Bianchi also built this 5 window.



Bump for Seadog's awesome pics

 

GREAT photos !!! I was there from the Thursday kick-off party to Sunday afternoon and STILL missed a couple cars that you found.

 

Me too!!!! Is this a new build? Gary

 

I believe this one belongs to HAMBers Megan and Matt from Ohio

 

The pictures are great. Thanks for sharing them.

Bob

 

Yes, it does, and you couldn't hear it running.
Very cool!

 

Good stuff Tom. I saw your car there and recognized it from the OFC group but I never did find you. Were you the guy walking around with the "camera on a stick"?

 

That was me. Sorry I missed you. I was on the lookout for a good local place for seafood, bet you could have put me on the trail.

What a good show, beats the hell out of the NSRA national event in my book. Just quality cars everywhere you turned. There was so much good stuff it was hard to choose what to shoot.

 

I have a shot of that car from the Nats East when it was in Timonium back in the late 70's. I thought it had been wrecked since then.

 

Quality for sure! I was a little embarr***ed taking my 40 in there! Next time I see you wandering around with your "stick camera" I'll stop you and say hi.

 

.......Nothing at all to be embarr***ed about. Your '40 has a tremendous amount of character.

 

Absolutely. That 40 is one of my favorites.

FWIW I fixed to picture of the speedster...took out the other car.

 

Yup, did he build that car before the T buckets? Seems like it has been around forever. Gotta love a tunnel ram Boss 302!

 

I spent a lot of time with Tommy Gallitano over the weekend.
He had Randy build it, and it was totaled soon after. It was then rebuilt exactly as it was. Awesome car, and great guy.
Timeless.

 

Very cool pictures!

 

Thanks man. I had hoped to run into you there. Always look forward to your photos.

 

Here are two more & that's it for me, I'm done.

 

This car is on the cover of Ganahls second Lost Hot Rods book. Was actually on Craigslist recently.Man, I love this thing.

 

Tom,,what a great By line....

"The guy with the camera on a stick"... HRP

 

Hopefully, that little speedster makes the magazine, I'd really like to know more about that car.

 

Awesome pics! You have a great eye. This show definitely is on the list for next year.

 

Ha Ha, more like poop on a stick according to my wife when she's mad...and she was mad at not getting to go to Baltimore.

 

Need more on this car!!! Very cool.

 

What a great event. Usually you have to pick through 4000 cars to like 12 of them. At The Revival we tried to be methodical but every where we turned there were great cars and wonderful people. The result was just walking around taking it in. And the weather....wow !
One other thing....the band at Fells Point......excellent, please invite them back.

 

Awesome pics. Thanks

 

That's Gary Moore's set up

 

I doctored up the picture a little bit.

 

Great pics Tom, Thanks for posting them.

 

Nice pictures. Thanks for sharing