Event Coverage Goodguys COLUMBUS.....HOT HOT HOT!!!!!

Yeah, there were a few times where I had to sit down for a while because I was feeling funky.

 

Thanks for sharing Kirk, those are some great photos as we can always expect from you.

 

I was There Saturday, AND IT WAS HOT AS HELL!! How did you get those great shots with out sweating all over your camera? Great photos!. I missed a lot,stayed in the air condition building most of time I was there.
Thanks Mel

 

Thanks for posting Kirk!

 

I hate to be Captain Obvious, but it was really, really hot.... LOL. I was about medium-well by the time we were finished shooting the drags on Friday evening.

 

Thanks for the pics. Didn't go this year, but I have to say it is the Best Good Guys event.

 

Henry's shop is called Steadfast mfg. and is located in Mansfield Ohio I think I will take down my Farrah Fawcett poster and put up a picture of his 32 sedan Street Rod of the year ? gets my vote ! !

 

Serious perfection from a great dude.

 

Thanks for posting...I went every year when I lived in Ohio, always had great cars show up, still does, those Midwest people really do outstanding rods and customs!!

 

Kirk.... your pictures are amazing..... thought the "hood ornament thread" was great but these pictures make me feel like we were actually at Good Guys.

Your photographic eye is truly amazing.

I know I speak for others by saying "thanks" for all the effort you put into not only taking high quality pictures bit also posting them here on the HAMB.

 

Thanks for posting. Excellent pics.

 

It wasn't that bad.

Maybe you should talk to the higher ups about a nice light colored gg uniform, I love my black and wear it almost all the time but I will sport the light blue if it is gonna be hot like it was.

 

KIRK....are you sure you were there?....i usually run into you....but didn't this time....however i did see eric geisert there twice....you sure he didn't take the pics and just send them to you??

 

He was there and he aint afraid to get dirty either he was layin on his back checkin my car outgood to meet you Kirk

 

Great pics. Thanks for sharing.

 

KIRK.....I love your photography style when it comes to car shows....thank you so much for posting...you are talented.

Jimmy
former PP of A Certified Professional Photographer...Who's Who in Photography 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, and 1995.

 

Awesome pics Kirk!

 

Thanks for taking the time to take and post these great pics !!!!

 

dang, did I see two WInters deuce grills in one event coverage?! Wow! Thanks for the pics!

 

Off the topic a little..... but being you mentioned "Farrah" .....

We just came back from spending a week in the LA area..... visited NHRA Museum - SoCal Speed Shop - Kewi Kev - Sespe Creek 4th of July Car Show....

...... but BY FAR the most moving experience was visiting the resting place of Farrah Fawcett.

Nestled in between city office buildings is Westwood Cemetery where Farrah - Marilyn Monroe - Donna Reed - Dean Martin - Roy Obison & others.

The small, quaint cemetery is approximately 150yards by 100yards consisting of one large grass covered traditional burial section bordered by above ground crypts.

It was a humbling & somber experience!!!

 

Crazy, huh?

 

Thanks Kirk, I Was There But Didn,t Get Out Of The A/c building Much, Enjoyed you,re pics.

 

That 61 Pontiac post car is way cool, it looks great. That for sale white Rambler has a great look to it as well. Anyone know anything about it?

 

Great pics...
Missed seeing you this year. I didnt walk nearly as much as normal.

It was so hot, I went and bought a white T-shirt from a vendor...
Anyone who knows me, knows I dont even own anything not black..
I felt weird, but was much cooler. And now I got a new garage rag too!
Win Win

 

Yet ANOTHER great group of pics!!

Thanks for sharing with us stay at home boys.

 

Thank you. Excellent photography.

b

 

I wish I had stayed home and just caught this post. It simply wasn't enjoyable at 107 degree's out.

There was a nice collection of Woody's there though.

My buddy has a 55 Nomad sitting for years that I always razz him about, telling him I will trade him straight up for my running, driving, solid 56 Pontiac. We counted something like 8 55-56 Nomads but not a single 56 Cheiftan (One 56 Star Chief and a 55 Chieftain). I told him I would have to rethink the deal since my car is obviously rarer. ;D

 

Anybody got any pics of the woodies? Thanks.

 

cool pics unlike the weather, thanks for sharing since the temps kept me away...

 

A 25 buck garage rag????

Another one of those BIG BUCK BUILDS I see in progress !!! ???? !!! L o L !!!!!