Let's start with this glorious 1951 Custom Chevy Pick Up. Here are the facts gleaned from the matching sign propped up against the back passenger tire (that's the sharp-looking shape you can see sticking out from the right side of the truck): Blown 355 C.I. Small Block Chevy, Richmond Super T10 4 Speed, Bustom Chassis, Heidt's Independent Front Suspension, Ford 9" 4 Bar Suspension, Fiberglass by Shaw's Fiberglass, Paint by Gary Crisp, Upholstery by Custom Upholstery, Design by Alan Shaw of Shaw's Fiberglass, and Custom Built by Randy's Rod & Custom. A wonderful couple owns this beauty. My enjoyment of it brought big smiles to their faces.
Brilliant flames everywhere.
This has got to be one of my all-time favorite grills!
A close-up of the origin of the flames, a fire-breathing dragon who lives under the hood.
The Blown 355 C. I. Small Block Chevy.
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What beauties!
We are on the road from Ohio to Florida. Yesterday we saw tens perhaps more than 100 historical cars on the road. While stopped at a rest stop we saw several and I got some pictures that I'll have on my blog later. I understand they were all on the way to a show in Gatlinburg, TN. There were some really fabulous OLD cars from the 30's at the rest stop.
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