Event Coverage Live from GNRS 2023

Tom, thanks for being there for us again! Your pics are the greatest!

 

That right there is incredible! Holy crap that is beautiful.

 

Thanks for sharing

 

Thanks Tom for the great shots as usual.

 

Thanks for the great photos and coverage Tom!

 

This little truck is just soooo bitchin!

 

Been to the Roadster Show once & thoroughly enjoyed everything about it, would attend annually were it not such a distance factor, can certainly appreciate the level of craftsmanship, however be it the size of my wallet or my brain being wired wrong I tend to gravitate toward the real time worn entrants or the everyday kinda/sorta home brewed examples done as they say back in the day, even some modern aging okay with me if well-crafted & not too overboard.

 

As always, I'm loving this! Thanks!

Chris

 

Reminds me of the red primered A Pickup Boyd built.

 

Pomona

 

Thanks for sharing! I always look forward to what you post!

 

You are a prince among men, Tom.

 

I have not been to the GNRS in quite a few years, now that you keep teasing me with the great pictures I am already planning to be there in ‘24. Thank You for the fantastic coverage!

 

Man, I gotta get out there sometime! Thanks for the photo's!

 

Wow! Absolutely great pictures. You certainly are a very talented photographer!! Looks like we are going to see the GNRS through your eyes again this year!

 

Thanks, Tom. Great work as usual.

 

The backstory on a couple of these, as they are local to me. The 27 T-Bucket belongs to Bob Jones, he purchased the body around 1959 when he was starting Hi-School. He built it with a Pontiac, added a blower and drove it for nearly 20 years, before switching to the Chevy, that he has regretted, since early engines became the rage. His son Derrick @fgnailhead34 only rode in it a few times, as he was only 1 year old, before Bob put it in the basement where it has been since the mid-80's. The father and son combo have been busy building and adding to their stable of great cars.
The red oxide 29 Pickup belongs to master striper, and sign painter Mitch Kim. It is a work in progress, that I helped him on over the last few years. It's got a pretty cool little 181 Chevy in it. A couple of fun guys and close friends !

 

Thanks Tom. We appreciate your dedication and awesome coverage!

 

Lordy, Lordy!!!

 

As others have said.
Thank you

 

Thanks Mr. Davison for a glimpse of Southern California and a bunch of super Hot rods/customs. Was lucky enough to be there last year. Home this year in 23 degree weather.

 

My buddy Dans Caddy. He’s the one that painted my 29 pick up.

 

Tom;
Thanks for once again bringing the show to life for thos of us who can't be there.