Event Coverage The Best of the Lonestar Roundup

Excellent photos !!!! Thank You so much Mr Davison !!!!

 

Great post Tom, thanks and keep ‘em comin’!

 

Thanks, guys! I have about 600 more, so no need to worry, they are comin'.

 

Paul, I think Spike Kilmer @hotrodphotos shot this car for a magazine layout a few years ago.

 

This from another show

 

Tom sure has an eye for turning a picture into art! I have dreams about the black '58 with the flaked roof.

 

Great Shots

 

Great pics and looks like a great show…gonna put that show on my bucket list. Thanks for sharing.

 

Awesome. Thanks for the photos. Snowman ⛄️

 

Hot Rods to Hell....great pics..

 

Thanks Tom

 

Thank you

 

What a great photo of a iconic Hamber! Thanks Tom. HRP

 

X2. Brought a smile to me. Snowman ⛄️

 

TY

 

Thank you for sharing this one, Tom!

This was from 2013. Some friends, my dad and I had just finished bodywork on my roadster and @jho sprayed the blue primer. I then installed the 347 SBF (still in the car now), added the exhaust 'dumps', built the hood from scratch, another friend helped make a tonneau cover, I had the front suspension powder coated and I'm sure I'm forgetting lots of other odds 'n' ends we did on the car.

I left early the week of LSRU from Omaha with Steve Rickerl @18n57 - It was 23 degrees out with a fresh layer of snow on the ground. We made the 10-11 hour trek to Dallas, TX that day. I spent a couple days in the DFW area visiting friends and had to make a couple repairs to the car while there.

Made it down to Austin on Thursday of that week with @jho and his dad. The Lonestar Roundup was a lot of fun that year.
Oh, and I even received the Rodder's Journal pick at the show!

 

I remember that, Nick! See you this year?

 

Not this year, unfortunately. Short on time, as we are getting our house ready to sell. I am hoping to make it down there again next year!

 

Excellent as always Tom, and Thank You for all the great Memories !!

 

Spectacular as always. Thanks for taking the time Tom!
Think I spotted Barbie.

 

@Tom davison , this thread is a graphic presentation on how to build a bitchin' traditional hot rod or custom.
No trendy gimmics or cliches ; just great paint, stance, wheels/tires, and attitude for miles....

Thank you.