Event Coverage another 9th Round Up pic fix

Day 1 for those that couldn't make it. Lots of familiar rides; all new angles.

Early birds start in the swap meet. Excuse the dust particles.

 

This vendor was king of the pile with this bitchin' little Westy. Note flat screen through window.

 

Time to move outside and clear our lungs.

 

This A was actually driving by. With two non-midgets inside.

 

E&J Type 20s are the sexiest headlight ever made.

 

Even unfinished the rear 3/4 view is hard to top!

 

Holy Smokes!!!! I soo wish I was there!!! Thanks for the pics.

 

Still uploading plenty tonight alone. Will be at this awhile yet...so keep checking back!







Think of a police dog scaling a wall. I never wanted to be a German Shepherd before~

 

Hey Hot Rod Michelle...know this owner? Ha.

 

Great pics, wish I was there!

Dennis

 

Sergeant stripes? Correct black fork lowers? 1 year only...'49!

 

Looks like some good quality stuff this year!! I am bummed I couldn't make it. thanks for the pics.

 

Another walk though the shaded swap area. 'Prolly missed these first time around because of a crowd around the well-trafficked area.




Gates opened at 10am. By 10:30, a strong contingent of Beatniks were rolling through in unity. And to Gary "Chopit" Fioto - your son's automotive knowledge far outweighs his age. The hobby could use more like him!

 

After right click/saving about 6 pics of this from last weekend's VLV - I was stoked to see this tremendous fade job in person! Clean; simple; inspiring. Pics don't do it justice.

 

cool pics. whats up with the screw driver on the right hand driven model a cotter key?...
jeffrey

 

great pics, but i think im a little seasick from the angles

 

Static compositions bore me. As an added bonus, stealing/claiming images diminishes. Straight shots are reserved for the composition dictated in printed publications only.

 

I agree, awesome pics, and I wish I could have been there!

 

Another car that one can't help but truly enjoy seeing in person. Fritz's Roswell Rod deserves his own post for (perhaps) new perspectives.

 

Will keep bike pics at a minimum. Watching Fritz's Pan build in Iron Horse (mid-'90s) left an indelible mark. So many details recalled are still present - even if the color has changed.

 

Tinted clearcoat over a highly modified bare metal body. Decklid was a jigsaw masterpiece. Let that profile sink in for a hot minute!