called a Faux '57. Fun conversion of a previous gen. Camaro into a modern '57 Chevy 'vert. Yes, the Foose Shazoom is sexier, but it was a neat looking kit.
One of the judges expressing his opinion on a C4 Vette. Actually it was a little statue. The real dog was in picture too.
Not only a Torino GT, but an actual R-code. 428 Cobra Jet under the hood, restored to a high standard. it took a trophy.
one of the more interesting vehicles. Called a Peterbuilt but that is a one ton chevy pickup beneath it. Very cool looking. Owner did it entirely himself.
one of the tackiest looking cars ever seen. It's even worse close up with hubcaps in the engine compartment pretending to be turbines, and carbboard rockets which owner later attached to the roof. When I first saw this thing, I thought either a teen or idiot owner bought out the JC Whitney catalog. Well, it wasn't a teen.
Nice Ford coupe street rod, belongs to a friend. Sounds downright evil.
something you don't see every day, a Belvedere not painted red/white and named Christine. Quite nice looking car.
downright sexy street rod, gorgeous build.
A real number matching, survivor GTX. Also belongs to a friend. He has a small collection of Mopars, He bought it off the original owner several years ago.
'67 Olds 442 belongs to a friend. Beautiful paint job, nicely restored and stock.
nice little Model T speedster. The owner is a bit zealous as you can see, but a nice little car.
one of the very few 'foreign cars there. A Ferrari Testarossa
something you don't see many of, a Pontiac Grand-am with the squishy nose...
nice late 70's Land cruiser.
I'm not normally a big T-bucket fan, but this one was beautifully done, and complete with matching trailer.
nice old Transam SD455. Nice car.
and the obligatory shot of my ol' Nissan, sitting beside my neighbor's C6 GrandSport.
