Featured Event Coverage My photos from the fantastic Northwest Deuce Days 2025

I finally had the chance to go to Northwest Deuce Days, an event held every 3 years in Victoria, British Columbia. It definitely did not disappoint. So many, many nice cars. Photographically, it was a very hard event to photograph since there were tons and tons of both cars and people. These pictures will not be quite as cleaned up as most of my other threads, for the most part; it would be impossible and take forever to get done. In the interest of getting them posted, I will post them mostly as they came out of the camera, crowds and all.

1932 Ford Pickup - Terry Seymour

 

1936 Ford Woody - Brian Fluetsch

 

1933 Ford Roadster - Kevin Saran

 

Thanks for posting always enjoy your photo's
Glad you liked coming to Victoria

 

Thanks, Dan!

 

You're welcome @catdad49 and @D type. D_type - I loved Victoria and also Vancouver and Squamish. Got to spend 5 days after the show running around after my wife came up to join me with a friend who lives in Vancouver. I have been to Vancouver before and look forward to going back again.

1937 Ford Roadster - Michael Eaton
This beauty was for sale

 

Thanks Dan. I'll be a Lookin'

 

Great images and looking forward to your coverage.

 

Thanks, Dan, for your photos.

 

Thank you for the great photos.

 

You are very welcome @Tow Truck Tom, @pwschuh, Phil (@pprather) and @3quarter32. Thank you all for taking the time to look.

1935 ford Roadster - Craig Ross

 

Looking forward to some great pictures Dan.

 

yep, know about the difficulty of taking good pics with a lot of spectators - Thanks for posting

 

Dan, your pics are always great & welcomed! Thanks for sharing them!

 

You're welcome and thanks @brady1929 , @Jalopy Joker and @akoutlaw.
1932 Ford - Rob Freiheit

 

Looking forward to your excellent photos Dan. The 36 wagon sure “pops” off the page!

 

Thank you David(I think I remember that right. I am in Maryland babysitting my grandson so my cross reference of HAMB names to real names is at home)
Something you don't see all the time: a 1936 Auburn Boattail Speedster owned by Chris McMann

 

1934 Ford - ??

 

Always enjoy your work Dan, really appreciate you posting it up here for us all to enjoy. Joe

 

Now OLDSJOE No Prpfile page.??????????? just wated to know where yor from?
My 7th grsde teacher was the first real man I ever knew. He repeated that line all the time.
I know a lot about "NUTHIN" and I know "NUTHIN" about a lot!!

 

Thanks @oldsjoe and @34Larry

1933 Ford - ??

 

Dearborn Deuce body.
The windshield posts & the tulip panel are unique.

 

Excellent pictures!!!

 

Thank you

 

Thanks for that information @42merc. Thank you @SPEC and you're very welcome @deathrowdave


1932 Ford - J. D. Keith

 

I couldn’t even pick out a favorite car in the mix they are all good looking, but the ‘35 and the Auburn would have to come home with me
Awesome pics and you have a great eye!!

 

And this is just barely a start. Many more cool ones to follow in this thread. And that doesn't even include the hundreds that I never got photos of. Thanks @lostn51

1932 Ford - ??

 

1932 Ford - ??

 

1932 Ford - Richard May

 

Thank you. That 35 roadster and the green 5 window, both on wires are killer. Your work continues to impress.