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May 03, 2005 12:25 |  #1

Nothing real artistic about this first shot, as it's just a basic overview of a carshow.
What makes this car show kind of special to myself and my partner Robert C. is that we were the actual promoters of this show.
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One of the Guys from So Cal.
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The Hemi in this car has the VERY rare era correct Hilborn Injection. Bet Ya haven't seen one of these settups lately. ;)
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Mark's 23 T Bucket won the outstanding Vehicle Award. Look at the size of those Micky Thompsons (Tires)
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May 03, 2005 12:30 |  #2

Nice looking cars but nothing artistic like that really grabs me or has the "wow" factor.


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May 03, 2005 12:51 as a reply to  @ sageone's post |  #3

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Nice looking cars but nothing artistic like that really grabs me or has the "wow" factor.

Yeah, I know, that's why I posted the disclaimer above. Just thought I'd share what I've been up to. :D ;)
Thanks for looking anyway.
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May 03, 2005 13:32 as a reply to  @ Ballen Photo's post |  #4

Nice cars. I bet that's another expensive hobby.


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May 03, 2005 13:56 as a reply to  @ BottomBracket's post |  #5

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Nice cars. I bet that's another expensive hobby.

Thanks BB. Yes! They can be QUITE expensive. Especially if you buy them finished. :shock:
If you're willing to do most of the work yourself, they're still moderately expensive, but almost affordable. :D
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May 03, 2005 17:37 as a reply to  @ Ballen Photo's post |  #6

:cool:
congratulations to you both on organizing the rally Bruce
looks like you got a great day for it

I love these cars.
beautiful colours

in the second picture , is that your friend Robert ?

the tyres are massive in the last shot.
Mark looks really proud of his winning certificate for outstanding vehicle

I never heard of Micky Thompsons before. but have now :shock:
and seeing is believing
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how many cars turned out altogether ?
it must have been a wonderful day for all those who took part,
thanks to you pair

did anyone sponsor the rally ?
prizes ?
I wonder what are all the wires over the stores in the first shot
is that a park enclosure specially for this type of thing Bruce ?

what kind of car did you and your friend ride in ?
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May 03, 2005 18:11 as a reply to  @ marie's post |  #7

:cool:

in the second picture , is that your friend Robert ?
Actually, You were pretty close. Robert is the guy with the Yellow shirt that is walking away from behind the man with the trophy. ;)

the tyres are massive in the last shot.
Mark looks really proud of his winning certificate for outstanding vehicle

I never heard of Micky Thompsons before. but have now :shock:
and seeing is believing
:lol:
Marie, These are some of the LARGEST Mickey Thompsons tires that I have seen as well. These tires are built with a soft compound rubber, so when heated up get real sticky for excellent traction.

how many cars turned out altogether ?
There were slightly more than a hundred, and Art, who is our mentor, as well as a HUGE help, and the promoter of much larger venues like Super Run, said if this was on a Saturday we probably would have been 3 to 4 times that many, but this was our first, so we were happy with it. :D
it must have been a wonderful day for all those who took part,
thanks to you pair

did anyone sponsor the rally ? No! We did it all. :shock:
prizes ? Yes, Aside from trophies, we had a working antique traffic signal from the 50's, a real fire hydrant that you can set in the yard and hook your garden hose to, a real antique street sign, as well as a lot of smaller stuff to give away.
Here's Robert on the left, presenting the parking meter to the winner.

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I wonder what are all the wires over the stores in the first shot
is that a park enclosure specially for this type of thing Bruce ?
Those are power lines in the background.

what kind of car did you and your friend ride in ? :lol: We didn't ride in anything, We worked our tails off, but Robert has one of the NICEST 65 Super Sport Chevelles that I have ever seen. ;)
Thanks for your comments Marie. :D
-Bruce

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May 03, 2005 18:57 as a reply to  @ Ballen Photo's post |  #8

Ballen Photo wrote:
:cool:

in the second picture , is that your friend Robert ?
Actually, You were pretty close. Robert is the guy with the Yellow shirt that is walking away from behind the man with the trophy. ;)

the tyres are massive in the last shot.
Mark looks really proud of his winning certificate for outstanding vehicle

I never heard of Micky Thompsons before. but have now :shock:
and seeing is believing
:lol:
Marie, These are some of the LARGEST Mickey Thompsons tires that I have seen as well. These tires are built with a soft compound rubber, so when heated up get real sticky for excellent traction.

how many cars turned out altogether ?
There were slightly more than a hundred, and Art, who is our mentor, as well as a HUGE help, and the promoter of much larger venues like Super Run, said if this was on a Saturday we probably would have been 3 to 4 times that many, but this was our first, so we were happy with it. :D
it must have been a wonderful day for all those who took part,
thanks to you pair

did anyone sponsor the rally ? No! We did it all. :shock:
prizes ? Yes, Aside from trophies, we had a working antique traffic signal from the 50's, a real fire hydrant that you can set in the yard and hook your garden hose to, a real antique street sign, as well as a lot of smaller stuff to give away.
Here's Robert on the left, presenting the parking meter to the winner.
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I wonder what are all the wires over the stores in the first shot
is that a park enclosure specially for this type of thing Bruce ?
Those are power lines in the background.

what kind of car did you and your friend ride in ? :lol: We didn't ride in anything, We worked our tails off, but Robert has one of the NICEST 65 Super Sport Chevelles that I have ever seen. ;)
Thanks for your comments Marie. :D
-Bruce

thank you Bruce :cool:

I love that last shot
presenting the parking meter to the winner :lol:
that's terrific

and I love the sound of the antique traffic signal :shock:

someone will miss having that around:( :lol:

and a real fire hydrant :shock:
mills would love that

they are much better prizes then usually we hear about
and very different:cool:
and will be prized.
really great ideas
wonderful
you must have had great fun as well as a lot of hard work

roll on the next one:cool:

you'll have to show a shot of Robert's car next time:cool:

the tyres sound great
more sticky's then on the forum:lol:

thanks a lot Bruce

ps
tell Robert your photo of him looks great here
nice winner ( santa) beside him
:)

he'll be able to park the reindeers , no bother, next Christmas

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May 03, 2005 20:19 as a reply to  @ marie's post |  #9

Mechanical fuel injection on an old Hemi makes me happy. :D8)




  
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May 03, 2005 20:26 as a reply to  @ Lamplight's post |  #10

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Mechanical fuel injection on an old Hemi makes me happy. :D:cool:

Me too! Thanks Ben. :D
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May 03, 2005 21:30 |  #11

These may not be great from an artistic point of view, but they are still great shots. Such cool cars and showing pics of something you promoted is good, both hobbies in one!

I love the last shot. Not sure if the two fat tyres on the back are best, or the two baby ones on the front. Thanks for sharing.


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May 03, 2005 21:58 as a reply to  @ sixshot's post |  #12

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These may not be great from an artistic point of view, but they are still great shots. Such cool cars and showing pics of something you promoted is good, both hobbies in one!

These were kinda my thoughts too. ;) Thanks for the comments.
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May 03, 2005 22:29 |  #13

Equipment fetish at it's best LOL ;)


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May 03, 2005 23:10 |  #14

sometime pictures are supposed to be art pieces, but just cpture a moment that means something to us. you can look back on these shots someday when you are too old to put these things together. cool shots..:)


  
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May 03, 2005 23:20 as a reply to  @ smittymike19's post |  #15

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Equipment fetish at it's best LOL

Dont Ya just know it? ;)
-Bruce

smittymike19 wrote:
sometime pictures are supposed to be art pieces, but just cpture a moment that means something to us. you can look back on these shots someday when you are too old to put these things together. cool shots..:)

Thanks Mike. :D
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