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  1. 01-07-2012 11:44 AM #1
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    John Force 2011 Car Show

     



    Someone sent me the link to the John Force Car Show held in Yorba Linda, CA December 4, 2011 - some really nice cars, and lots of very nice photos.

    https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/sred...mode=SLIDESHOW
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    Wow Roger those are some real nice rides. Also love the mix. From tractors to Batmobiles, motorcycles to McLaren's!
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    Thanks for the link Rog, some really first rate iron!!!
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    Thanks Roger. Wish I could'a been there!
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    Thanks,Roger..Some nice stuff there..That silver/black 56 Chevy has to be one of the nicest,neatest examples I have seen..Gotta love the Willys koops,too..Thanks again..
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    One that caught my eye for being unusual was the red shoebox Ford with the Gen1 Corvette cove layout and paint. Strange combination, but kind of fits, too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rspears View Post
    One that caught my eye for being unusual was the red shoebox Ford with the Gen1 Corvette cove layout and paint. Strange combination, but kind of fits, too.
    Yeah,,had a second look at that one..Kinda fits in a different sorta way..Looks kool..
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    Roger I totally missed the shoebox, saw the vette panel, and thought what the heck is that. It is cool!
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    Quote Originally Posted by rspears View Post
    One that caught my eye for being unusual was the red shoebox Ford with the Gen1 Corvette cove layout and paint. Strange combination, but kind of fits, too.
    I don't know the car, but looking at the excess offset on the front wheels I wonder if that's a hint at the car having later Vette suspension. Nice airbrush work.
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    Thanks for the pics, Roger! I've seen a few of those cars at other SoCal car shows. Always fun to see them again.
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