Gerald (Grits & Gumbo) standing next to a very cool Ford smallblock powered 33-34 Ford Coupe called "Poison Ivy". This is on the trunklid
Gorgeous Crown Victoria, (yeah I know it says Fairlane on it) Check the window sticker in the side view.
This was on the trunklid of a 40 Willys coupe
Very slick black 63 Riviera.
Ruth (65 Lover)
Probably the slickest red early Falcon I have seen anywhere.
Nice 55 Ford 2 door
3 duece setup on a flathead, Stromberg 97s.
Early 60s Thunderbird with the cover over the backseats. Cool look.
Not sure why some of these came out small. I loaded them into this all the same way. TR
Rest in Peace Cam
65 F100 Flatbed 64 F100 Short Styleside 63 F100 Short Wrongbed 61 Shortbed Uni Parts Truck
May Angels Fly With You Where Ever You Roam And Guide You Back Safely To Family And Home.
Any chance you got any direct shots of the green Cheb in the background on the Riv...? I believe it is a 58, same as My Uncle is restoring right now...
Looks like the Weather was good for the show...
Stable of Trucks.....
61 3/4 ton 4x4..312v8,4speed Daily driver.
64 1/2ton C.C. 292v8,3sp,...???? 82k orig.miles
65 1/2ton flareside parts truck
64 1/2ton Flareside currently 4x4.going to be 472 powered Gasser
65 SuperCab/Crewcab Cummins 1 ton Duelly Hi-Boy Project
Bluebolt (Brien Kautzer) thumbing through a Dennis Carpenter catalog while eating a hotdog. Might've been a burger, too hard to tell.
Jon Buller taking a break in the shade. Temps were in the 90s.
Uncle Skip and Gerald.
Not sure why these came out small and the first one was big. Loaded them all the same way.
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Pate Swap meet looking east toward the speedway exterior on Petty Place, the main entrance. A quick way to get around Pate if you had the bucks. Chris (PurpleFlyingMonkey) taking a rest in between walking the rows. Uncle Skip kicking back for a bit o the bubbly
Bronco Tom staring at his laptop. Looked like he had gone to lala land.
Ruth (65 Lover) resting her feet after a lot of walking.
Dave (Wolffe) and Kitty
Lyman (Jeepbut) and Gerald
Gerald (Grits 'n Gumbo)
Valerie and Kyle (Moose)
These were taken at Chris Windham's place at his annual cookout Friday evening April 29, 2011 Some of the guys drove their slicks to the party. L to R Kenny's 63 longbed Unibody, Dave Rs 62 shortbed unibody, Brian Taylor's 66 longbed styleside, and Dave Newby's 63 shortbed flareside. L to R Jon, Darren, and Brian L to R Randy, Roger, Kenny, Dave, and Kitty Dave R. Max checking out Brian's 66 interior Wonder what Kenny has over there that has so many people looking. Near side, Ruth and Tom, Far side, Randy, Brian, and Roger. Dave and Kitty Brian holding Mattie and JT upside down Roger Hawthorne Sitting in the shop after supper having some cold ones and shooting the breeze L to R Jon, Randy, Kenny, Dave, and Kitty L to R Ruth, Tom, Skip, Max, and Chris, (and Roger's knees). Crewcab sitting outside. We always have a great time at Pate and hope those of you who couldn't make it this year will make plans to come next year. You'll be glad you did. TR
always "i believe i've achieved satisfaction".-bubbles "should i be gettin" baked for this boys?"-bubbles
i could no longer keep "r.i.p.ing" all of our fallen brothers and sisters, so i say here, slick loads of love and much respect to all you beautiful people.
Gary, thanks for all the pics. Also Glad you posted the ones of Dave (Wolffe) - good to know I am not the only guy here with hair that long (I may have him beat by a couple inches though), lol.
1964 F 100 - I am going to do "something" with it.......
Finally seeing the pics, thanks Gary! Wished I was there, instead I was getting assaulted by mosquitos while enjoying Scout camraderie. Next year or Bust!
Boy Scout mom, Camp Gladiator fitness, and Running keep me busy.
Again, it was great to meet some of you...I will be there next year (with truck and some parts to sell) for sure!! I go every year, so would make no sense to not come hang out....working pretty much every free night that I have on 'Ol Blue, to get it on the rode...tick tock tick tock....
Probably the slickest red early Falcon I have seen anywhere.
