Folks Of Interest ON THE ROAD AGAIN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

SOOO, how was the ham and cheese?

 

It was sooper dooper !!!!!!
BB

 

Sunday was a little lacking in attendance but we stuck around for the awards ceremony as we only had to go see a cousin who lives close by and then only 2 hours to drive to our home for the next 4 days.


This wagon was tit's, he made a new hood from the roof of another wagon, has more trick shit than there is room to list here.



This Buick belongs to Curt Six who is the managing editor of TRJ and the guy who runs the show for the magazine. He was running around like a chicken with it's head cut off.



The CustomChrome trophy for the Favorite Custom of John Wright. The close up is because I had a small part in the creation of this masterpiece. The center emblem is one that I donated to the cause.


John & Kevin Anderson the owner of the Riviera.


The car


After a 2 hour drive we arrive at our new home. Many thanks to Doug ( noboD on the Hamb).
It is almost impossible to get a room in Hershey during Carlisle & Hershey swap meets but Doug got it done for us.











Made the mandatory Hot Rod Shop stop at Posies. Todd gave us the nickel tour


Hand made flair on a f1 PU. Both on the front and rear.




They were fixing this truck from another Hot Rod Shop.


Interesting use of a tool for a spacer.


Reached the Maxium again. More to follow.

 

My favorite Posies car ever.


Stopped to see HotRodJen


Next stop was the Antique Auto Club of America museum.


They had a Dodge exhibit and this was my favorite one


Model of the Atlantic station recreated inside the museum


Next week they will be opening the new Tucker exhibit, they will have 3 of them there.




One hell of a HO model railroad set up.






Smokey the Bear is everywhere



If we have a winter like last year, I WANT THIS


Had dinner with Jen & Jer at the Wick as the locals call it.




Jer's roadster is ready for TROG


Jer and Zach used to build these when they were kids on the mountain


Hey Ryan, is it possible to raise the number of pictures to about 20.

More to follow.

BB

 

This froggy morning in Carlisle, still lots of vendors.



I wish I had room for one of these


This was NOT a blow up


Gandolf, reminds me of the outfit I wore for my Daughters wedding


The Boopster lives




Carlisle is BIG


Brings us up to date now. We head for TROG tomorrow.

BB

 

So... where's the pie????

Love your road trips!

 

Thanks for posting sounds like lots of fun love to do that sometime Rog

 

Great pics, thanks for posting them.

 

Looks like the Boss has a town named after his relatives in Pa.



The Delaware Memorial Bridge


The world famous Starlux hotel


Self explanatory


It's not letting me post any more pictures, connection problems. More to follow later.

BB

 

Same sign with Car



We did some sightseeing, seems like everyone has a boat


Didn't see no dead Turtles so folks must pay attention.


Ship wreck at the end of Cape May, that is the Atlantic ocean and the Delaware river




WWII lookout tower, no we did not try to climb it.


The liquor stores were particularly happy to see us.


Back to Kustom's


Had dinner Friday night with Gina & Mark from Chicago at Alfie's a real great Italian Restaurant.


This must be how they roll in Cali, His Dillardness and Morty relaxing & drinking Jack.


Did anyone ever look up the meaning of that word, it sure means a lot of different things, all the way from a bands name to weird creatures. I guess weird creatures would be appropriate in these circumstances.


Starlux at night, what a neat place.


Lots of neat neon around here


Wildwoods at night.


I tried to figure a way to get that banner in the car without being seeing but I was not successful


This machine just reminded me that I cannot post any more than 15 pictures in one post.

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Thanks again for our journey Bob. True inspiration.

 

I was walking down the boardwalk at The Race of Gentlemen on Saturday and saw Bob strolling by. It was my first "celebrity" sighting of the weekend.

Safe travels Bob, always enjoy following your exploits.

 

Thanks for the ride along Bob! I always enjoy the road trip threads.

 

The Starlux pool is awesome. The whole place is like being back in the 50's.


There is a gas fired fireplace in that building, really feels good as it gets colder at night.
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The race car parking across the street from the Starlux


Film crew doing an interview.




Sailor Jerry's Rum was an event sponsor, real good booze.






All Subways should look this good.


This Ice Cream shop missed the boat by not being open all weekend.


Even the elevators have an art Deco look.


Muggs took these with her camera. We even had a Lava Lamp.








Hit the max again, more to follow

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Groovy motel room Bob.

 

Customs by the Sea featuring one of my favorite Barris builds of all time, The Copper Kart.

Down to the Beach, My only Bitch about the event, it is one hell of a long walk from the Hotel to the race site.


The Starting tower.


Scary Larry & Kim after his second and last run, he was scraping his belly pan and decided to hang id up.



The WWII tent sponsored by Craftsman, you can see the Oilers Plaque that some low life stole later in the day.


The starter just about to do one of her epic jumps


Cory on one of his many return runs, he made a lot of runs and sounded super good.
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Like many others, I was fascinated by her


Bobby Green and Carol with the best seats in the house.


The tower that can't be moved easily so it looks like it will become a Wildwood attraction.


The amusement Pier in the background from the race midway.


These canvas banners were the tits.


H&H brought these awesome engines out east for all to see.


The Mascot for the Old Crow Speed Shop



A day without ice cream is not a complete day


Here we go again, only 15 images per post.

BB