Event Coverage Goodguys West Coast Nationals Pictures

what a show this year, even with the addition of late models it still had some outstanding rides. I am not sure what the total count was but there was no open space on Saturday. '32 and '40 ford fans should enjoy the shots seemed to be no shortage of outstanding examples..

I will be posting my pictures tonight but here is a few to get started.

Here is the link to all my pictures incase you can not wait

http://public.fotki.com/Boones/car_shows/gg-west-coast-natio/

I will start the pictures off with my ride for the weekend. 500 hp, 6 sp and 4:88 gears made it fun.. its forsale is someone is looking for a car with history..(50's mild custom turned gasser in early 60's).



and now some of my favorites (more will follow)

 

more to come....

 

Awsome! I love your ride for the weekend

 

That blue track roadster is very cool.

 

Anyone know what the blue "european sports" looking car is? Whatever it is it's really cool.

 

Yowsers!!! I want to hear this thing roar!!!


I am by no means a Phaeton type guy but this is awesome!


Viva La '35!

 

Cool pics...

 

It was a good show with a lot of super nice cars. I will be ther next year for the 9th straight year.

 

that blue car was built by Moal with a ferrari motor.. it was awesome to look at.

here are more pictures

this is the best sitting fendered model A roadster in existance I think..

 

that 51 chevy gasser is seriously gorgeous and BADASS NICE PICS thanks for postin, got any more?

 

my favorite ride of the event..

 

thats his dads

Is that a NASH tin woody!? wow

 

Sam's bonneville racer

 

Cool pics, nice cars, thanks!

 

KIRK!'s award winning roadster, car is far nicer in person then photo's show...






I took over 900 pictures so follow the link at the top to see the others.... enjoy

 

A whole lot of GREAT stuff in your album! Thanks for taking the time to post this giant lot of wonderful photos.

 

How come all of a sudden all I get are those dumb red X's? The first batch came thru beautifully. I never get red X's!!!

 

Same here, all red x,s

 

His photos are hosted on Fotki and that site has been down most of the day.

 

ya Fotki has been down. I think I swamped it with all my pictures and everyone visiting it. 48,000 hits in the first two hrs of uploading the pictures..

 

Shit, how did I miss you? I always run into you.

 

Thanks for the great pics. Red x's gone too.

 

It was a fun time, glad you liked my Willys! Next time say hi.

 

willysguy, your willys was the baddest of the group. there were several black ones there but with the stainless and 'greyed' wheels and injection it just set a tone that I dug. it was one of my top 5 cars at the event and possibly my favorite non-gasser willys ever.

KIRK!. I even asked Goodguys Bill (in the golf cart) where you were. thought i might have to climb into the modified to get your attention.. I criss crossed the grounds a dozen times over the weekend to get good pictures, thought I might find you.. what was final car count, seemed packed on Saturday

 

Tman - if you were asking about this vehicle, it's a Packard woody "station sedan",
not a Nash......

1949 model.......only 472 built, according to one source.

 

So glad you liked it ! All genuine Willys sheet metal, built at home.

 

great pics

 

Here's Afew More Of That Blown Willys Love The Plate !

 

Boones -

Great coverage and very nice ... thanks for taking the time to upload & share your pics with the HAMB ... it's very much appreciated!

NOTE: You & I must have similar taste in cars ... I took snapshots of almost every car you did ... I've been contemplating doing my own Goodguys WCN Picture thread ... but now there's absolutely no need to post mine ... thanks for saving me a bunch of work .

 

gearheadbill -

That's the "GATTO" (Italian for CAT)

It's a one-off creation built for Bill Grimsley by the very talented guys @ .

As Boones already eluded to, the MOAL is powered by a rare '64 Ferrari GT 250 V-12 engine.

For more on this car, be sure to checkout Jive-Bomber Jay's Jalopy Journal Blog (& the resultant HAMB thread) entitled All Aluminum, Hand Built, Ferrari V-12 Powered = Breathtaking.