Customs What's the best picture of your car?

I really like this one of my Hemi powered 31 Plymouth Coupe, taken recently on drag week.

 

My 37 Plymouth at our daughter's wedding. She and my new son-in-law used it as their get away car and the trunk was used for guests to place the gifts in.

 

Ocean City on the boardwalk .

 

Don't know if it's the best but I like it.

 

Thanks to Tom Davidson....

 

Just got the '36 out and driving this summer


...and my club completely surprised me with this years dash plaque.

 

Aside from my avatar picture, I like this one.

 

Every car has its shot.

 

I really like this one.

“Almost making it home…”

 

A couple I like..

 

Going to storage .. it’s the best because I still get to own it.. for now that is....its for Sale....lofl

 

As the sun was going down....

 

I guess this one is my favorite of the '37 Chevy coupe. I spent the greatest amount of time (and money) on this car but it is time to downsize.

 

a perfect day, buddy Martin (eisenmann) and me arrived at danish island
Rømø
a few years ago for the first Römö motor festival. the trip up to denmark was companied by heavy rain and blowing stormwinds, after two hours while approaching the danish border the weather smoothed down a lot, and after another hour we arrived the beach on the island and it was perfect conditions. we parked by the sea, opened our trunk lid and enjoyed a cold carlsberg beer. in the pic you see my car and Eisenmann with his 38 Chev.

 

Being in the winners circle @ the 60th anniversary meet @ Island Dragway with my brother & nephew.

Great family time

 

Had the same hotrod a very long time,so 1000s of pics, but my all time fav. photo of my 28A Bobtailed Ford rod is this one, Mark Kline took it.
It's a candid shot that was not planned or posed. Mark just snapped it !
At a 4th of July show. The rear beer keg gas tanks shows up so well !

 

Here's one I took years ago in 2002 in Hill City, South Dakota while we were touring the Black Hills on our annual Lake Area Roadsters Reliability Run. Six inches of snow greeted us one morning when we walked out of our motel and we still had to drive 400 miles back home!