Monday’s Mood

Rain and more rain. What can I say, the water stopped and the highway parted long enough for me to view the GNRS in Pomona. I left early so I would not have to stand in line and loaded up on pain pills and muscle relaxants in order that I could view some of the cars. WOW! I was impressed with the quality of the cars and the number of nice ones. I took as many pictures as my back would allow and then came home and stayed in bed the rest of the day. It was worth it, I really enjoyed this show.  A very nice venue compared to the Oakland Coliseum.

Have a look.

More Tomorrow.

Stay Tooned.

Lynn

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Very traditional tudor with Moon disc, chopped and a great stance. Outside display.

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33 roadster with track nose. This car was very well constructed and caught my eye. Very nice proportions and a nice color scheme. All steel original car if that matters to you.

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Rear of above roadster showing the QC, super detail and stance.

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Poteet’s fabulous 32 Ford sedan delivery. Dave Lane of Fastlane built this beauty. You must see this one in person to realize the work that went into getting a black car this straight. Truly amazing work and design.

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Very nice 32 cabriolet that was a big hit with me. Black with yellow steelies and whitewalls. Well executed design and build.

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Not sure who built this one but it was my style. Hiboy, chopped, QC and nice detail.

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Gabe’s interior in a nice deuce hiboy by Wheelers of Huntington Beach, CA.  Love the copper color and matching interior. This car was in competition for the big one. Nice job!

Dreaming

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Other than the tudor in Pinkee’s both, this was my favorite.  SO-CAL built for Ken Washburn, a beautiful “Leonard Blue” with a Ford, Tremec, Nine inch, perfect paint and detail. I want this one in my garage.

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Gabe’s interior and top. Dark brown and stunning. Pete builds some nice roadsters, my style. Now, where can I find a $150 to build one?