***DENVER ROD & CUSTOM SHOW - Chreme de la Chrome"***

Not a bad show this year...not quite the turnout as last year...but there were still plenty of quality rides that showed.

Here is what I took pictures of...sorry for the quality...the lens was dirty and the camera was on a lower setting than usual. Not to mention it was hard to take clear pictures without bumping into someone...

 

Wow!
My Homies in CowTown represent!

 

nice looking show

 

I wish we had a good indoor show like that here in Florida

 

Id like to see more pics of that cutlass,I know its a little late ,but it has some paint going on''

 

Sorry..didn't grab any pics of the cutlass..the paint was pretty cool though.

 

I love Josh's bike.

I'm building a 1978 Yamaha XS650 right now, hope it turns out half as nice as his did.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bHIdZCHVOM

 

Don't change your camera settings, all your pics look great on my computer. Black cars are the most difficult to shoot and your shots turned out better than I can. Very nice cars and show looks like worth attending.

 

nice! the lime green Yamaha motorcycle above is mine. Glad to see she is in one piece as of today! I will be heading up there tomorrow and sunday. Saw lots of nice rides loading in on tues. night. cant wait to spend some hours just lookin! thanks for posting pics man!

josh

 

"Kookie Car" clone - Built by Reno Rod & Custom Supply, Inc. in Oklahoma City, OK.

 

See my post above, you have given me the inspiration to build my own.

Wish I had the same tools and shop avail. to me as you did while building.. All good though.

 

And the best part of the show...


Talking with Norm a little more after picking him up at the airport yesterday with my friend Aaron. Chatted with him for an hour or so got a couple autographs and a picture with him...He even let my girlfriend sit in the clone! Norm is an awesome guy!



Here's my girlfriend Summer in the driver's seat of the Kookie Car clone with Norm's derby on...


Here's one of the autographs I got from him. I drew this up just so he could sign it for me.

 

Very nice pics, thanks for posting them for us.

 

Oh yeah, definitely nice pics 1-Shot, thanks for sharing.

 

Thanks guys...that's all I got today...

 

thanks for the pics.

 

Who owns this now?

 

My son's contribution.

 

Sorry, not sure who does...I'll see if I can find out.

 

nice pics.

 

If that's the old Coker tire car, then Pete Lansing of Universal Mortgage owns it (last I heard anyway...!!!) ...he's a friend of Joe Haska, promotor of the show...

R-

 

Nice pics and a nice show.

 

Originally, that was a Brizio-Poteet car. Dunno if anyone associated with Coker ever had it. I saw it in the Ford booth at Louisville a few years ago. Just didn't know if Poteet had sold it or not.

It's a little cliche' (red/white/black & too perfect) but I always liked it.

JH

 

Went to the show and thought it was great. Joe manages to cover all the bases. A little something for everyone.

 

might go check out the show today.