Event Coverage A few pics from Louisville

Heres a few pics from Louisville feel free to add yours.

 

Thanks

 

To each their own, but to me that jacked up Model A looks like crap. What a waste of old tin. Nice motor though.

 

Thanks, I see lotsa A's!

 

Model A gasser is definitely unique, to each their own

 

Great pictures, thanks. Haven't seen saddlebag tanks in a while like on the Vicki

 

Thank you.

 

Thanks for posting all the great photo's Gary. HRP

 

Thanks for the pics. I really like that blue Vic.

 

Thanks for sharing what caught your eye on a beautiful day in Louisville @40ragtopdown.

 

great pix, thanx

 

Thank You for the pictures! That ‘40 Sedan stands out to me..... I wonder why... lol


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Old ford truck was nice , too bad there was no flatty in it??

 

Thanks for the pictures love them

 

Whenever I see something like that, I run through my mind the parts needed to change it!


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Thanks for sharing the pics!
That black 32 5W is bitchin', the faux "gasser" not so much.
I'm having withdrawals from not going. Dumb me.

 

I'd love to have that 47-48 'vert, or the 40's Tudor on the trailer, or ,or ,or, or.............
Shame I'm broke!

 

Not to my taste either but that's a lot of motor considering no front brakes.

 

Thanks for taking time to post all the great pictures. Enjoyed them. Bob...........

 

Thanks Gary. Haven’t been there in years.

This bicycle tire is definitely poor taste.

 

And I Thought it was just me.

 

Some great looking rides, a guys has to remember that most national caliber events draw a few pro fairground rigs that are jacked up sky high, have huge motors with big cams and rump rump around the loop in the fairgrounds every couple of hours before returning to their power parking spot. That the cars won't pass tech at most drag strips and aren't streetable has little to do with it.

Boy howdy, some of those rigs for sale in the swap meet area are real interesting.

 

Here's one a pal sent me, probably since I had all the makings for one and sold it. ANOTHER dumb move!

 

A few more from today

 

This is quite representative of or at least inspired from the racing scene of the early to mid sixties.
I believe it is quite well done all around. Not everybody's cup of tea but certainly not in poor taste but perhaps
more traditional than one would imagine.

Thanks for the pic of this Hotrod @40ragtopdown, I
always enjoy seeing it.






















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