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You're lucky misnblue; we don't get anything like that here in northern Mississippi.
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You should come down to the coast, stay for a few days and enjoy the event.
It usually last about 8-10 days and they're thinking about making it a 2week affair.
Believe me, it's not just seeing the cars while they sit, it's cruising with them on Hwy. 90.
It's the only time you can cruise with just about any kind of car imaginable on any given night of the event.
It's gotten so popular that ppl now line the streets for miles on hwy 90. It's even to the point that they throw buckets of water on the hwy just to see some good burnouts with all of the hotrods.
They're even at the point where they'll show (the women) body parts for a good burnout. :eek: :drool:
It's a great event and have only missed two since it's inception.
All these cars on this page make me cry for the event. :ball:
Misnblu
 
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ermm burgers....


got a picture somewhere of the car last year at S. Pod when the body blew up 60feet into the air, put it up once i find it!
 
This car pwns all else. It's a 1960 Bel-Air that is in Japan, I think.


Next is a Bel-Air that Belongs to a guy in Kansas:
 
some more:
 
THIS THREAD MUST LIVE!!!!! So, Here's a few '60 chevys. :)



..... and a Messerschmitt Drag car. :)
 
Damn Menglan, you certainly know where to find em, those are some lovely Chevys. The red/white one on the bottom row is my fav though.
 
www.jalopyjournal.com/forum

:D And, I'm a member. (Biscayne37)

lots of info on old cars, and pics too. I've learned alot that'll help me when I'm fixing my Biscayne.
 
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Sorry for the double post but the guy that owns this, or one like it, lives around me. I see it all the time out on the road.
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I took that picture at the Kumeu Hot Rod and Muscle car show (in New Zealand) and I'm betting that since you live in Michigan it's not the same car :p
 
Thats odd, the guy that invented that body swap used to have his shop about 5 miles from me. I'm sure you can order the kits though. I just found it weird to see that car.
 
If I'm not mistaken, The Messerschmitt Drag car has(or had) a 392 Hemi. :scared:
 
That Abarth is sweet! I'm going to swamp this thread tomorrow.... I'm too tired to post all the pics I found tonight. There will be lots of Chopped model A pics coming soon. :)
 
That olds is amazing. The limegold paint on it looks amazing too.
 
It's a pretty famous car, but I can't seem to find any other pictures of it. I drool almost every time I see that picture. I wish I could put that paintjob on my Biscayne...

I Think it's just a Lime green, but in certain light lime Gold and lime green look alot alike. I love lime green Hotrod paint. I've got a Revell 1:25 scale 1932 Ford 3 window that A friend of our Family took to his paint booth and painted it with House of Kolor Lime time Shimrin. It's a very, very cool color.

But the first Model A for sure is lime Gold.




A blown 392 Hemi is your friend...
 
Can't go wrong with old school lowriders. I can't believe how clean they are.
 
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Oh **** that T-Bird kicks ass! :eek: :drool:
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I can't remember if it's called the Starbird or Thunderliner, It's a 1960 thunderbird with a 1960 Starliner roof. It looks Infinitely cooler than the THunderbird roof.


A pic of the Thunderliner's interior:

Another pic:

Nosed and Decked is the way to go. :cool: 👍
 
I do believe that this
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is a Ford Model T Sedan Delivery. (With a Hemi, as is plainly visible. Ooh, and Isky Cams, if the wording above the front window is correct.)
 
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