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MG owners were
out in force. The "T" models in the background are not replicas.
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This 59 Ford
Country Squire came complete with a surf board. |
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I was impressed
with the number of like powered cars and trucks. Here's a 48
Ford P/U with power by 5.0. |
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This 50 Chevy
3100 P/U was a trophy winner. |
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I would have to
say this 51 Chevy sedan delivery (not woody wagon) had the most
amazing paint. The windows and wood are all air brushed by the
owner. And the wood looks like it's 50 years old. |
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This is a 48
Chevy BIG panel truck. It's been pro/streeted and was very cool. |
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| The 69 Olds 442 was really
sweet. |
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I think the
largest car there was this 76 Chrysler wagon. It seemed to go on
forever. |
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| This 28 Model "A" had V-6
power. |
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Yours truly had
to be there with my ever changing display. |
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This was
registered as a 49. I think these shoebox/birds are pretty cool. |
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Johnny De Rose
put on a great Tribute to Elvis show. |
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