Rodder's Journal Revival 2013 - Photos from an amazing sequel

dig that night shot! very nice

 

My Willys is the dark blue one with 555 A/G on the side and the zoomie headers.

 

Thanks Tim and Kevin - I will check and see if I have any more worthy shots of your car.

How about one last beautiful red Ford coupe to end the day or maybe start it, depending on where you are.

 

I continue to be amazed by your work, Dan.
Amazed Al
PS you didn't leave your clip on sunglasses on my vintage 32 3w gasser did you? Somebody did and I'd like to return them... unlike the guy that stole my chairs!

 

Thanks very much, Al. I am very happy you are enjoying these. I have prescription sun glasses which I wear all the time, so clip on sunglasses are someone elses. Thanks for asking though.

 

Dan,
As always ... just superb, amazing stuff!! And I have -- not one -- but two different photo's of my car from "the Man!" How lucky can I be??

Hope you have a chance to get down to Ryan's Revolution in late November so I can show you my roadster. If not, I'll be looking for you at LSRU next Spring ...

All the best!!

 

Thanks Gary! I look forward to seeing it one of the two places or if things work really well - both.

 

You sir are an artist, I always look forward to your post's. A little color enhancement without going overboard. Thank you.

 

Love this of the S&S Race Team. We couldn't be there with them and i was very bummed. I have sent this to them. Great Job.

 

You're welcome, 30tudor

Thanks to you also, ME.GASSER - there will be more of the S&S group coming up since I took individual images of all them the next day

 

One of the highlights for me of this RJR was the cruise up to Havre de Grace. I had the great pleasure of riding with Jim Ireland in his 392 Hemi powered 1933 Plymouth.

In a great gesture of friendship, Jim invited me to be copilot and ride around with him in this very cool hot rod for the cruise. Jim is the consummate hot rodder. Not only did he do all the mechanical work on his car, he chopped the top, painted it and did the upholstery. Very few people have all those skills. This is an image of him as we drove down I-95 in Maryland on the way back to Baltimore. In 2009, this very same car did 132 mph at Bonneville. Needless, to say - this was a very enjoyable ride and one of the highlights of my car show photo adventures. The 1936 Ford was photographed from his car on I--95 on the way back to Baltimore.

 

Jim is one of the nicest guys around. And his Plymouth is badass. Really enjoying your coverage.

 

Awesome coverage, great work as usual Dan!

 

I absolutely agree about Jim and his car. Thank you Curt.

Thank you as well farmer12.

 

Some B&W with Curt Iseli's Buick.

 

Love the colors....Great pick

 

Thanks 64ONEOFF!

 

Dan, your photos are awesome as always, thank you for showing us cars we wouldn't otherwise have the pleasure of viewing.

Also, to "engine138", I love your Avatar, thanks for the laugh.

 

Great photos as usual. Thanks

 

You're welcome rd4pin and zoomma and thanks for the comments and taking the time to stop by and look - still tons more to come.