Event Coverage GNRS 2024 Live From Pomona

Thanks for taking, editing and sharing your beautiful pictures of some wonderful cars.

I've worn-out my "like button" punching finger.

 

I know it's probably the least polished of the cars at the show, but this tub speaks to me! Any other info available? Owner?



Thanks @Tom davison for the photo coverage...stellar pics as always!

 

That '36.... Dang.

 

Nice coverage, art indeed, thankyou.

 

^^^^ this shoulda won AMBR ^^^^

 

The ONLY white letter tire that's acceptable.

 

Where is the LOVE button?! Love these pictures! Thank you sincerely for taking the time to take them and post for all of us. I haven't been to that show since 2016. I'm always amazed at what I see out there. This one in particular makes my pants tight!

 

Wow thanks for the huge effort @Tom davison , that just saved me an air fare from down under.
Rumour has it there was supposed to be a gathering of Lincoln zephyrs, did that happen?

 

I have some Zephyrs from that display coming up.

 

No way a Tom Davison thread should be allowed to get to page 3!

 

Excellent pics and coverage as always Tom! So glad I got to see you, even if for a short bit. I was hoping I'd get to run into you and at least say hello!

 

Some cars just look right, this is one of them. I'm into Pre War stuff but this is a head turner. Got to search for photos of a stocker to really understand what has been modified. Hope it went home with an award. Bob

 

Hey, Dennis!

 

I'm upset because my 28 Mercury Torpedo Salon parked outdoors Sunday by the museum didn't get an award voted by the 300 or so people who attended the show that day. Some of the outside vendors didn't bother to open. The drive-ins were "park it wherever you want to" for a change. We sprung for two luke-warm cups of black coffee in the morning for $12. I'm thinking that this may have been the last of the big-time shows there. The vendors are charged a strong price to be there, and, in spite of the super-high prices, sure looked like they were not making a profit. From what I saw on the web, Saturday didn't look that crowded. It used to be hard to get a decent photo without getting in someone's way. I guess that the operators make a profit off pre-sold tickets, but most people have probably always paid at the gate -- and didn't attend because of the weather.