Event Coverage Bayonets At The Revolution

What a great show. It seems everyone there was driving and enjoying their cars. What a coup you guys pulled off, an active military base, in wartime, 3 great bands, good food, good people, and some of the finest eye candy to be had on a cold December day. Great job, guys, GREAT JOB! NOT TO BE MISSED.

 

Way to go!!!!!!!!!!

 

Hats off to all who made this possible....I was there in spirit....and love the cars that attended as usual.....on my bucket list for sure!

 

Looks like a GREAT show! I hope we can make it down for it some year soon!

 

Incredible collection of cars. Thanks for all that helped putting on this show. Even though I wasn't a part of it I take comfort that a show like this went on.

The '32 Roadster and the 32 3 with wire wheels are my favorites of the show. Bob's Pickup and the 5w 32 with the decked out flathead are definitely fighting for top spots too. They all just tugged at my heart.

Relax and enjoy the Holidays Ryan, you've done great once again.

 

Oh and I'm not sure who edited these images but I think these are my favorite John Jackson photos ever. Very very appropriate in setting the scene.

 

A huge "Atta Boy" to all involved.

The quality of the cars down there was amazing and the setting was perfect.

I was honored to get an invite and really dissappointed I was unable to make it down. This show is should be on every hot rodders bucket list - I know it's on mine.

 

I'll second what JeffreyJames said... Talk about an AMAZING collection of cars! Every single one of them is spot on... don't see that all too often at shows these days. Great job fellas... Hope to make to to the Revolution one of these days.

 

Thank you for your kind words. (the 3 window with wire wheels was one of my cars I had at the show)

 

Thanks Ryan , Austin Speed Shop for Friday night and the Contenintal Club for great music.

Venues and the cars were super. Great time.

 

Deuceroger, Everytime I see your 32 3w I just stare at it. If that was my car I would not change a thing on it and drive it till the end of my time. It was the only car I took a picture of this time and every show I see it at I take pictures of it. To me it the epitome of a Hot Rod. If you change it I will find you....

 

That thing is just spot on. I Love everything about it. Great job!

 

A bucket list show for sure....

Any swag left over again this year??

 

Missed last year, went this year, will never miss it again!

 

I'm still honestly trying to take it all in. You know how most shows, you walk for five minutes and then stop to study a car - Not gonna happen at HRR! My brain was on overload!

Many thanks to all those involved in HRR and to ASS for a great party!

 

I had a great time, I'll be back next year for sure!

 

That looks awsome! Hopefully, next year will see me in a posistion to be there.

 

Perfect venue Awesome show!

 

Can't wait till next year. Showed my buddies the pics I took and its on their 2012 calender now.

 

another reason to move to Texas

 

damn i want to move to texas!!! aint alot happen here in alabama so i quess ill have to start traveling alot more. lol the cars look great. sounds like it was a kickass time. ill be there next yr even if i have to take a bus. they do still have them right?

 

What a great show (again) !
You guys ROCK !

 

Great looking show.

I really appreciate how the show was laid out so that there is plenty of room between the cars. Makes for great viewing for spectators and also for great photos. I hope to make it down there for a future show.

 

Cool. Nice shot of the Broyles roadster. Just talked to George Chatterton last saturday, he owned that car in 1970-71

 

Thank You Ryan for sharing my photos with everyone, and it was a amazing honor just to walk on the field with such great HotRods.
Thanks to everyone who came by our booth, and shared kind words about the van and our work.

 

Nice turnout. Are there any plans to cap the max cars that can be in it? That would keep the small show feel. I hate it when good things get popular.....

 

Wasn't it 100 cars? I thought that was the deal when it was in California.

 

Had a blast, can't wait to come back to Austin in April!

 

Lots of bitchen cars, but I'm really diggin' this smooth green T Roadster.