My first time visiting this event, a small quiet kustom gathering with very nice kustom cars. Outside the main parking alot of hotrods and non kustom cars are gathered aswell
WOW! Some truly great cars there in your country. Always amazed considering all that you folks have to deal with, gas prices, regulations and on and on. Thanks for posting....Don.
Man, What a collection of top notch Customs and a beautiful setting for a show, the cars would rival any here in the States! HRP
BTW, a Hiboy chevy is rarely seen especially a sedan and 4 door to boot, this one is nicely done. HRP
That's a long drive from our neck of the woods...... fair play to you Was a lot easier back in the day before the ferries to Goth and then Esbjerg were stopped.
Got to hand it to you guys, you're doing a great job! Especially seeing it's so hard to get parts for these cl***ics in Europe!
we covered just over 3000 miles in the old girl,Dover to Dunkirk,no real problems at all,one viair air pump burnt out,rear left hub seal started to weep,worse thing was was ****** crankshaft rear oil seal on my rebuilt engine starting leaking on the way,just kept it topped up never missed a beat,£1250 fuel bill !! We went up to Norway to the car cemetery tok,what an experience and visited street werk at Mantorp Park on way home,back to reality now,Swindon!!
F Fun when people use their cars, nice trip, i really like street week, been following since they started 2017, this year i went to Dala-järna lookin at the race. Whats the name of the norwegian car cemetary?
Ivanssons junkyard car cemetery,bastnas,7.6 miles up a dirt track ,was worth every part of the journey,amazing afternoon/early evening spent there until we were getting eaten alive by mosquitos!! Fair few American cars there a****st some other rarities. I would recommend it to anyone.
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