Event Coverage 3 Great Ones in a Row - Photos from the 2014 Rodder's Journal Revival

It took me a while to get through all of the pictures but I really enjoyed looking at them. Great work!

 

You're welcome neverdun. I like the new windshield. Thank you Woody's Hot Rods for taking the time to go through it all. I'm glad it was worth it.

Here are a couple monochrome versions of some of the previous pictures.

 

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Ronnie Keithley's 28 rpu

 

Dan,the prints I purchased are outstanding.I gave one as a gift to a friend who worked on the car.The guy who painted it saw it so now I need another.We will talk.By the way the metallic finish is great.

 

That is always good to hear. Thank you very much John.

Here is someone's 1949 Fordillac at the low light photo session

 

What a great lineup right there.^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

 

It was indeed Don. I have been in love with the purple one since the first time I saw it in Austin 3 or 4 years ago. I included it in my first car show book.

Here is the very cool engine from the middle one.

 

Dan, I hope that you (and the Hiltons) don't mind that I post their card here. They are producing some incredible creations out of their shop. They have the "look" down pat.........Don.

 

No problem at all for me, Don. Thanks for the information - I have seen 3 of those 4.

Under the hood of Kevin Anderson's stunning 63 Riv.

 

Another car that in its past was featured in TRJ. I love that orange!

 

Wow! Would Lobeck have loved to see this picture of three of his hot rods together.Thanks Dan. You continue to blow it out of the water with your talent! Thanks Bud

 

Thanks Bud. I wish I would have had a truck or something else to act as a platform. I thought of a great arrangement that requires shooting from a higher angle. Hard to go wrong with 3 cars of this caliber.

 

I love the pics with 36 Fords. That is one kool shot, it is pure butter.

 

Thank you Mick.

 

never get tired of looking at your pictures dan, amazing stuff. keep 'em coming, thanks, eddie.

 

......Loved this '40 when I saw it there in person. Sure hope you have a few more" full car" shots of it.........Please. Thanks, Don.

 

Unfortunately, Don, I probably don't since I don't usually shoot pics of cars with their hoods up, trunks open, doors open, etc. I will check to see if I found it somewhere else during the weekend.

 

I understand completely, Dan. I think cars look more pleasing aesthetically when they're buttoned up as well.

 

My favorite shot so far ;-)

 

NICE,NICE,NICE

 

Thanks Matt and thanks O.Hove! Matt - I am assuming that is your car since it looks just like your avatar. I wish I would have known - I would have had it posted much earlier.

Herb Sigrist's 50 Buick

 

Dan, Yes, this is mine


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......................Shameless self-promotion.........I love it.

 

Me too Don. I love knowing whose car is whose no matter how the info comes to me.

Leonard Lottig's 1928 Ford Model A

 

Joe Parks' 1929 A