Event Coverage Hotrod Hayride Photo Extravaganza

Great to see those photos! Was there last year but I had not time or money to go this year, it still looks like one of the worlds best events. Hopefully I'll be back in 2009!

 

WW what a great event. Thanks for sharing the pics, fantastic cross section of cars.

 

You fellas really do it right over there!

 

ace photo shoot thanks for sharing

 

Too cool ! Great event . More info on this ?

 

man i enjoyed those photos

 

english bodied 32 sedan,suicide doors,chopped built and owend by pete from fleet,carnt remember what the motor is,may be a flattie

 

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Great pics! I was just wondering... Is Old American tin readily available in the UK, or is most of it shipped over?

 

More nice pictures. Thanks .

 

Yeah...'cos nobody over there has ever fitted radials, an alternator or disc brakes to their 'period' rod, eh?

Agreed on this point though....

 

Surf Monkey

Those are some real cool pics. Thanks for posting. It looks like you spent some time taking them, and it looks like there was a great turnout. Way too cool brother!

RGV

 

Great pictures, great setting. There are several pictures that, if black and white, you would be hard pressed to tell when they were taken. Thanks for posting.

Mike

 

That motor is a British Daimler Hemi and they came in two sizes, 2`500 cc and 4`500 cc, if memory serves me. Not sure what classification a motor that size would have, but possibly that`s the reason for the B/ classification.
Your totaly correct though, it`s all in the detail...

 

Good stuff...

 

Damn That looks like a freaking hoot man, great pics of show and really dig the dirt track

 

Outstanding pics of the show! Also any show held a place that has a bar open breakfast, lunch and dinner is a dream come true!

 

great pics!! Looks like a blast. That's the first time I've ever seen someone doing a burnout in mud!!

 

So, you should be famous Jonny. From what I saw your car looked to be the fastest car out there!. Looked to be faster and more stable on the mud than the vintage stock cars were!. Nice one.
Hope the damage `aint to bad...

 

brizey i was gonna say the same...we were totally impressed...not only did it stick to the track he also drove the outside line on all the corners...most tried the inside line and spent time going nowhere

 

It was indeed a blast, Shame about Jim & Johnny's damage but they were having loads of fun, I'm sure they both will be fixed real soon.

 

Exactly `Monkey`, In those conditions you `go high` with less throttle.
In the 60s, Jonny`s style of driving would have earned him a stock car `red roof` (star driver) status in no time, cool.
I`d have loved to have been out there with my roadster, but it dont need a respray at the moment... ;0))

 

freakin fantastic...what a nice lineup of rides...thanks for the great pix...looks like a great time

coming soon: rodtees.com

 

This says it all. Great pics, thanks for the excellent contribution.

 

Ace weekend , sorry I didn't see ya Tim , looks like you were stood nearby at the track .

Johnny's laps sure were good (Good to meet you at last too chap , following you on the way to the track was a blast !) , but my favourite Pop of the weekend was Rottenpop II , don't think there were many quicker round the track , and all in a car that was built in a shed from other peoples junk in under a year . OK , he's a mate , but he's my new hero too

Here's a vid ...



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ratty...i saw you and rebecca drive in...and then i saw you in the line for the `food`....i`ve got some footage of most of the cars on the track...just need time to sort it out

 

Although you cant see from this photo, in this case 100 B/G is nothing to do with drag racing. It in fact refers to the world war II US Airforce "The Bloody Hundredth" bomb group (B/G). The interior is made up of pictures of the planes and aircrew of the 100th bomb group and their insignia is painted on the rear panel.

Lee (Detonators CC, London England)

 

Well get on with it , some of us haven't got a life to lead you know

 

Hey, this is my old truck! Glad to see it, and great coverage of the show!!!!