Event Coverage ### JALOPYRAMA From A Different Lens ###

First, huge thanks and congratulations to Mike and the Rusty Nuts for the 10th annual show.

Just a few things that caught my eye. There were lots of other cool cars there that I didn't photograph because I had already photographed them at other shows or I just couldn't get a good shot.

First, the indoor stuff:

 

Now some outdoor stuff:

















The End:

 

Really nice. A little something for every taste. Where is this event?

 

Thanks for sharing.
Not all the cars were present at the same time so I see at least one I missed..
Probably a product of the weather.

 

Annapolis MD

 

Great pics... thanks. I've noticed with digital photography that sometimes it can take on a very fake, photoshopped look. Look at the red top on the green pickup or the vehicles in front of the National Guard building. I had the same thing happen at a Monster Truck show and everyone thought I'd faked the pics. Never have heard a good explanation for that.

 

Nice shots Paul, but what about the vehicle that the Ed Roth "Wagen Meister" was in?

 

Didn't you read the part up top where I said "There were lots of other cool cars there that I didn't photograph because I had already photographed them at other shows"?

I photographed your cool Suburban at Pimlico.

 

Oh, sorry. I did read the part up top, but haven't seen your photos from Pimilico.

 

how about it.. I've seen two photos of this WAGEN meister now.. but havent seen the rootbeer colored, chevy suburban that is apparently its tow vehicle..

i hear the owner is a real cool guy...

 

Cool - Thanks

 

........I know exactly what you're saying, but I can't explain it either. I think that the digital photography is so good, so real, that it does often look "unreal" or touched -up. It's like the colors, depth and definition are so advanced and spot-on that they are more accurate than the human eye. I've often felt, and it really makes no sense, that old black and white photos offer up some sort of more realistic images. I wish someone with more technical knowledge could explain the phenomenon to us. Sorry for the thread hijack, great shots Paul, thanks for posting. Now back to regular programming..................Don.

 

Congrats to Mike and all the Rusty Nuts brothers for a great show....I had a blast being at the show with the car.......Bill Lays speedster was the bomb.

 

GREAT show once again, Mike and the Rusty Nuts do everything possible to make it interesting for all.
Your photo's make mine look rather poor.
Thanks for posting!

 

Great Pics, Outstanding quality! Thanks for posting! John

 

Good eye !

 

Wow! There is some really cool cars in those pics. The one that is flat black in the middle, and blue top and bottom. That is kind of unique never seen that done before.

 

Great pics, that roadster IS the BOMB! Anymore pics of it? Thanks for sharing!

 

Yes, here are a few more I forgot to load. The color of the roadster is not correct here as it appears too blue.






Also another of the back end of the Ardun-equipped Coupe.










Barris built roadster:

 

Great pics, thanks

 

Some really cool stuff. thanks for sharing.
Later,
Dick

 

Wow really nice. Is this an original colour? Would love to know what colour this is.

 

VERY COOL Lookin Ride
wood was painted on correct?

 

Mike, might of been the best Jalopyrama so far. Thanks for putting this great show on year after year.

Bruce

 

Bruce, Thanks I didn't see ya' at teh show but glad you made it. We had a blast, what an Auction too, broke the record book! And the Hot Rods & Customs & Race Cars inside were outstanding (so I'm told

 

........You were told correctly.

 

For you Mike.... Had a blast at Jalopyrama!! And...before the auction Ron said "Let's go watch the auction...I didn't see anything I want." Well, he lied!!! I think that picture was the most expensive thing auctioned off!!!

 

Great Job!!

 

Thanks for the pictures. Have anymore of the Sycamore Speed Shop '38?

 

That Blueish Gray Roadster is Shawn Blanfords old Ride from Louisville, right?