Kontinentals on the road from Austin to Pomona

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Thanks to Fabian and the crew over at Vintage Hammer Garage for having us over for the open house - what a great building






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Started the day right at Day Day's - great little soul food joint in Pomona we discovered- had to hit it twice. Chicken & Waffkes, grits and greens were all on point!



Bringing home some hardware! The Jewel got a class award for Altered Street Sedan. Joyo's roadster also got a class award. Pretty cool to have a car here for the first time I've come to the show - Austin, TX was looking really good out here! Thanks to the fellas at the Austin Speed Shop, Tuki and Cato...



These two looked killer together

 

Another haul for the Dave's Perfection tow rig - serving South Austin and the greater Hollywood area. This time hauling "The Schnozz" for our pal Barry Weiss - the 1937 Lincoln Zephyr twin nosed custom.





Detail of a 1941 Kozy Coach trailer Barry is restoring

 

This a great thread. I really enjoyed the variety of photos you chose to share with us. Thank you for taking the time to share your journey.

 

Stopped off at the Early Ford Store in San Dimas - They have it all here. Hot rod heaven.

 

Congratulations on bringing home some cool hardware! HRP

 

Ya' gotta drive back, that means More pics!

 

Headed home - Texas-bound

 

Beware of Fort Stockton!!

 

What's up with Ft. Stockton?

 

The Moonshiner T bucket. Seeing your pics. of it, and seeing it in person at the show was quite a thrill for me. I was in high school in the early 60's and got to see it running around my home town of Sonoma Ca. It was the inspiration for me to build my first T bucket. Seeing that car again was really cool.

 

Crossed over into Texas today and met some friends for a great lunch in El Paso



Miles and miles of West Texas to go - listening to Paul Ray on the tapedeck into the night



By the time we hit Austin, we had just enough time to make last call and a couple of cocktails at C-Boy's at the end of the road. Started off in California yesterday, and slid into the bar on South Congress tonight. These Texas boys don't mess around.



I Had a blast rolling out with El Jefe in the new tow rig hauling The Jewel for its West Coast debut with our friends at the Austin Speed Shop who made a big splash at the show. Proud that me, Joyo and Casny are all coming back home with some class awards from the Grand National Roadster Show - recognition for some really killer Texas-built cars. It was a amazing, special trip and so glad to see so many old friends and family and make new ones along the way - see you folks in Austin soon!

 

Kick ass road trip. B. Thanks for the coverage, way to REPRESENT!