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Saturday, the last day we always spend in Bay St. Louis. A really nice day, although I did get sunburned pretty badly that day.
Every year this Mercury truck is parked in the same spot and I never take any pics. I should probably post this one in the Check this Out thread as well.
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Thanks, guys, for posting some really fine rides. I know it's a lot of work to post a bunch of pics. Sad that I only seen 1 blower car out of the mix, even tho I reckin there was many around.
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There’s plenty around, the trouble is this show is literally spread across 50 miles so people somewhat group together in areas (like my pics are from a truck gathering) plus a lot of people parking for an hour or two then move to another city to look at the big gathering there. It’s crazy.
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@nvrenuf is exactly right.
I tend to only take pics for this forum, I try to get the occasional Impala for @bucket . Of course, I also love Impalas. And Novas. And Chevelles, Camaros, Corvettes...And some Mopars. And some Fords... There are a LOT of blown vehicles. Several with stacked blowers. I am not sure how well that actually works but they do it.
There are just waaaay too many vehicles and too many folks to talk to. I lose track of a lot of it.
I had a nice talk with two guys who were "measuring" the spacing for the body side chrome on The '87 using their thumbs. They recognized that mine was all factory original and wanted to know where it was supposed to go. I pulled a tape measure out of my tool box, handed it to the guy and told him to start at the nose and use his phone to take pics of the measurements. When they were done, I told them if they had any other measurements to take, they were welcome to the use of the tape measure and the truck. It's difficult to describe the feeling of being surrounded by over 10,000 classic vehicles and the folks that operate them.
I tend to only take pics for this forum, I try to get the occasional Impala for @bucket . Of course, I also love Impalas. And Novas. And Chevelles, Camaros, Corvettes...And some Mopars. And some Fords... There are a LOT of blown vehicles. Several with stacked blowers. I am not sure how well that actually works but they do it.
There are just waaaay too many vehicles and too many folks to talk to. I lose track of a lot of it.
I had a nice talk with two guys who were "measuring" the spacing for the body side chrome on The '87 using their thumbs. They recognized that mine was all factory original and wanted to know where it was supposed to go. I pulled a tape measure out of my tool box, handed it to the guy and told him to start at the nose and use his phone to take pics of the measurements. When they were done, I told them if they had any other measurements to take, they were welcome to the use of the tape measure and the truck. It's difficult to describe the feeling of being surrounded by over 10,000 classic vehicles and the folks that operate them.
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I see this beautiful Monte Carlo every year but I never get tired of looking at it. It has that 454 goodness under its hood.
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And it's an SS with bucket seats too!
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