Event Coverage Timonium 1974

Yeah, it cud be me, too! When I first laid eyes on that pic, I said, "That's me!" I can't see it clear enough to say for sure, but the clothes, build, hair, and military sunglasses wud have been exactly what I wud have been wearing. I probably wud have been looking at '39 Chevys, too, as I was building a '39 Chevy Master Dlx coupe at that time. Small world.

 

Anyone else have memories of Timonium, 1974 they would like to share. Pictures are a plus.

 

Off by a year, but this was in the glove box of my '47 when I got it.

 

Stud you were not even born then! What a show. I have a few of those pins up to 1979 I think.

Pat

 

........How cool is that?!

 

Post up any memories you might have of Timonium 1974

 

Back up for those who may have missed it before.

 

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Lothi I'll have to go through my pictures, problem is I have thousands.

Pat

 

..........Post 'em up. Everyone would surely enjoy them.

 

These are all 1977 Timonium. It's been a few years and I have a better scanner, with better software now. Enjoy.

 

Great pictures Jack, especially that tannish brown semi trailer with a car in front of it.

Pat

 

My Dad and I were there with Posie and the Central Penn club.

 

Missed two:

 

That ‘34 Vicky with the tilt nose... WOW!!

 

Here are some from 1978. Dad made me shoot slides, so the colors lasted better for 40+ years.

 

More from 78...

 

And more. It rained off and on.

 

Even more...

 

And more from 78.

 

The final batch. Timonium 1978.

 

Outstanding! Thanks for taking the time to post these great images...........Don.

 

That yellow 3W , always did trip my trigger!

 

....Timeless look. The Doyle Gammell influence is undeniable.

 

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I have a lot of Timonium photos also but these two I had on my phone that I sent to my friend Ron who has since moved to California . These photos the one is from our hotel parking lot where he was putting in his side windows for the rain on his 48 Austin which was the former Jim Oddy race car. The other was his Morris van before he owned it still owned by a gentleman from the Buffalo area . That was always a great event

 

I woke up about an hour and a half ago wondering what in the hell I was going to do until daylight. Found this thread and have been glued to the screen ever since. Only time I've seen that many quality cars was sometime in the early '80s at the fairgrounds in Columbus, OH. That 1974 Timonium get together must have been one outstanding event. I'm glad to see that there are so many of the people who were there at the time that are active on the HAMB. Going through the pics and looking at the cars was great, but I noticed a few other things as well. I didn't see one single tattoo on any of the women and there was lots of skin to check out. Come to think about it, if there were tattoos on the guys, they didn't show. After going back and checking again, I realized that there were absolutely no cell phones. All those pictures taken with real cameras on real film and except for Polaroids, which in my estimation gave generally crappy pics, the person taking the picture had to wait for the film to be processed to see if the pictures came out. I've enjoyed the pictures and comments from those who were there and thank all of you for taking the time to post them. It must have been a great time. Wish I'd been there.

 

Wish you had been there as well, Alan. Those were some really fun times. Glad that you are enjoying the thread...........Don.