Event Coverage ****East Coast Indoor Nationals****

Here Are Some Shots From East Coast Indoor Nationals Might Of Been Snowing Outside But The Weather Was Great For Indoor Show Hope You Enjoy!!!!!














































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Thanks for the pics, just got home from the show, nice turnout and a good turnout of people and cars. Favorites were the 37 blue straight axle chevy from Jersey, those guys from Dead Mans Curve car club and Radir wheels always have some cool cars. The local Ford Cammer powered 34 turns out to be a high school buddies car, have not seen him for 37 years, wow, small world, and he lives a few miles from me. Made my day. The 57 150 Chevy and the straight axle red 61 Corvette also topped my list. But credit to all who took their cars and braved the snow, most years there is some kind of weather to deal with. Goes on tomorrow get there if you can I thought it is worth it.

 

Fabulous pics!! Thanks!!
Charlie!!

 

Thanks Chevy Gasser Madness show was great weather wasn't and can never get enuff of cool gasser cars they are one of my favorites

 

nice running into you today. good selection of pics.

 

thanks ChopZilla
NUTS!. Slim

 

Going up in the morning. Thanks for the preveiw!

 

Good show!
Got to talk with Frank,owner of the Super Bell Coupe,Charlie (One Armed Bandit)pinstriper and some other cool hot rod types.All good people.

 

real nice pics, thanks

 

Hes know as Fiberglass Frank he does awesome work here is the Super Bell and one of his other projects







was told this car has alot of history belonged to famous customizer I do believe ...Its been awhile since I heard story and my memory tends to be fading

 

Yep,I've known Frank Morawski for a while. He knows his way around resin and cloth.
I was tempted to ask Frank to be able to sit in the Super Bell coupe,but time wouldn't allow.The cute gals at the table next to it did an admirable job of "securing" the car while we rubbed our eyes all over it.

 

The Merc is called Curly's Merc. It was built by Rod Powell's shop. Tex Smith shot pictures of the build and a wrote a book called Chopping A 50 Mercury. The book is filled with pictures of every step. I can remember this car and book from when i was a kid. The dash still has the striping from Tommy the Greek. Really cool car

Frank sure has a lot of history

 

This 3 window is proof positive that this whole patina thing has now officially run its course.

Thanks for the fantastic picks. Looks like lots of top notch iron was in attendance. Where exactly is this show held?

 

Well that, and the whole spider web thing.

 

Thanks for the compliments everyone and thanks for the fill in on Franks merc hmr2k I knew it was story there from talking to him at local cruise hes cool guy and was nice to meet you too at show ...... now come on spring winter sucks

 

It's a Plastic Car.

The show is at the Cow Palace outside of Baltimore MD

 

Thanks chopzilla for the great pics!! It was a good turnout yesterday....even with the snow....

 

I dont know what I like more, the chain link spreader or that SWEET ASS spider web!!!!

 

The blue roadster with the flip up cowl top is a great idea.

 

Interesting work on it.

http://drchop.smugmug.com/Car-Shows...-12-5-09/10545584_cxMkk#732409488_s8xjW-X2-LB

Looks like it slides forward before it lifts up.

 

Fiber frank, what a guy got the first stude 53/54 glass parts hell when I gotem still were curing first quality stuff and a great guy too deal with a real no bull shit guy can walk walk and talk the talk , the stuff was on time and the best I wish he was closer too me I need some stuff made glad he,s still doin good and his parts are still running the 1/4 after 20 yrs and hunderds of passes still top notch!!!!! thanks franko, your the best!!

 

The whole patina thing suckz ass, nobody EVER wanted to drive around a rust covered car. If ya love the old iron save it from the the rust.
Hot rods are chrome and candy paint.

 

I looked at this car and questioned the fake patina paint, but the good thing is this is a nice build with a nice body that can be taken to the next level of paint in the future. Good luck to the owner, you got it to the show and that says alot.

 

I'm just hatin on the guys runnin around with rust, rust that will eventually make the car dissapear.
Must be a personnel problem but I just like deep glossey paint.

 

thanks for posting the pics

 

Your Welcome 65 Impala hope you enjoyed them

Chop

 

that looks like a nice show

 

That was a customer of mine.