Event Coverage A few pictures from the Blairsville Georgia Moonshine cruise and show

I had a nice trip in the roadster over to North Georgia via Tn. 68 through the Cherokee National Forest to check out the Blairsville Moonshine car show today. The show was held in a nice park that had lots of trees and a creek running through it, making it much more enjoyable than an asphalt parking lot or open field. A large variety of cars and a huge crowd of spectators turned out. Here are some shots of the HAMB friendlies that got my attention.

 

That looks like it was worth the ride.
Thanks for the great pics!

Bill

 

Thanks for sharing @garage2small...certainly a stunning backdrop for a Carshow and must have been a fragrant drive with all the forests dotting the journey...

 

Looks like something for everyone there, thanks for bringing us along.
I ran that route last spring,beautiful.

 

Thanks for the pictures.

 

Thanks.

 

That’s some fine quality rides.

 

Looked like a great day.

 

Some great cars and scenery down there. Feelin' fine and Haulin' 'Shine.

 

I like the Dodge cab over truck.

 

Thanks, I enjoyed the 32s and 40's

 

I had a nice trip in the roadster over to North Georgia via Tn. 68

hell, I think I saw you, I was headed to Tellico when a black roadster passed going south. I was in my 63.

 

Sweet looking rides and the Blairsville, Ga. area is beautiful!
Jimbo

 

Love those 2 big black '30-'32 sedans, but can't ID them. Any help out there?

 

Cool thanks. My big family has been vacationing at Vogel SP since 1958, long love affair with that area. Hope you got some pork rinds and jerky at the farmers market.

 

Liked the Gangster Cars a lot and all the rest. Thanks.

 

Thanks for posting. Great looking cars and venue.
Jim

 

The one in front with door open is a Cadillac, the second one is a LaSalle, which was made by the Cadillac division of GM from 1927 to 1940.

 

What a nice place to have a car show!

 

Beautiful ride to see beautiful rides in a beautiful roadster - Thanks

 

If you don't mind me asking, what are your tire sizes front and rear and brand. Really like the look!

 

Really beautiful cars. Imagine what the paint job cost must be for those big "gangster" cars,
not to mention the cost of the tires. Really nice when folks go all out to make a great looking hot rod.

 

The rears are 265/75/16's and the fronts are 165/80/15's. I don't remember the brand the fronts have had the lettering shaved and the rears are just labeled Multi-Miler