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Sep 16, 2011 20:40 |  #1

An unusually busy day, with the Goodguys Rod and Custom Association on one side of town and the 4-Wheel Jamboree Nationals truck show on the other side, both at the same time.

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Sep 16, 2011 20:54 |  #2

You got some good shots from there! Love the very clean '57 Ford.


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Sep 16, 2011 21:32 |  #3

Frank, I think it's a 58. 57's had a single headlamp per side (GM, Ford & Mopar) & then they all had 2 in 58, however being a custom maybe I'm wrong.
Some dilemma. I don't know how you did both on the same day. Nice set, and it looks like you're more of a custom guy than maybe a restored kind of guy.


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Sep 17, 2011 03:02 |  #4

unless it was done a by a famous person, I'm more of a restored guy... in saying that, those are some nice photos.


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Sep 17, 2011 22:35 |  #5

cicopo wrote in post #13116199 (external link)
Frank, I think it's a 58. 57's had a single headlamp per side (GM, Ford & Mopar) & then they all had 2 in 58, however being a custom maybe I'm wrong.

You're probably right. We did so much with headlights back then that I ignored them & was going by the tail fins.


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Sep 19, 2011 08:57 |  #6

cicopo wrote in post #13116199 (external link)
I don't know how you did both on the same day.

Fortunately, the two shows were around eight miles apart. Drive north on one street, east on another street and you were at the second show. The big challenge was choosing the images to post on this forum from the hundreds of unique vehicles at the two events.




  
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Sep 19, 2011 09:40 as a reply to  @ DC Fan's post |  #7

Glad were able to get to the shows. Good shots and some interesting vehicles.


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