Thread: NSRA Burlington - a WET day
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09-25-2011 10:31 AM #1
NSRA Burlington - a WET day
I went to Burlington, VT yesterday, Sept 24 for the NSRA show. First of all, if it wasn't raining, it was drizzling. Then for giggles, it misted. I finally had enough at about 2:00PM and came home. Good show even though we had to plod through water and mud or soggy grass. The post '48 cars were mostly a positive, though there were a very few that probably should be thrown out, along with at lest one that was even worse then a rat rod - dangerous, poorly done and really looked crappy. I try to never criticize a car, but this one was junk.
A few photos: Burlington 2011 pictures by Irelandschild - Photobucket ( I hope this works )Dave W
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09-25-2011 01:48 PM #2
Thanks for the pics Dave! Looks like the weather was really a bummer though.... That red and white Ford Victoria really caught my eye, gorgeous car!!!! Still want to find one of them someday....Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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09-25-2011 03:48 PM #3
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09-25-2011 05:10 PM #4
Mike - that one was criticized regardless of my previous statement. It was a dangerous POS and well beyond our usual critique standardsDave W
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09-25-2011 08:38 PM #5
Nice pics. Thanks for sharing!33 Pontiac 3 Window Sport Coupe
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09-26-2011 06:07 AM #6
Dave, thanks for posting the pictures! On the post '49's I noticed the same thing at the KC Goodguys event - there are always a handful of people that assume that any pre-'72 car is their ticket to enter and cruise the event, and I guess it is as it works for them. And then there are the "shock value" vehicles that really serve no purpose (critique, not criticism...)Roger
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Thank you Roger. .
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