Thread: Rodders Day Show... Tucson

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This weekend we had our biggest street rod event of the year. I only attended the car show, but thought I would share some photos.

This year it was held at one of our casinos, since the Fourth Avenue "old town" neighborhood is undergoing the construction of a new trolley system.

I don't know the exact number of entries, but if you look in the background of these shots, you see a lot more cars. Enjoy.

The '38 Dodge "humpback" panel had a blown and injected 512 inch aluminum KB Hemi!!!

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The Gremlin was 401 powered.... and the silver '49 Ford had a "Baby Hemi". :-)

The Studebaker Avanti featured the factory supercharger setup.

Not too many vintage A coupe left untouched!

This sedan delivery works part-time rolling hot asphalt for the city! :-)

The unusual black and yellow "Mercury" roadster had an original Model A Ford cowl. The rest of the body was designed and built by the owner!!!

Awesome photo's thanks and good to see good solid colours on the cars. Also thanks for taking photo's of the T's as I can never get bored looking at them. The Ram Rod Express has an awesome base colour as does the last photo.

Some very nice cars at the show! Thanks for putting up the great pics!!! The supercharged Avanti is one rare piece!!!!

Some nice iron down there.

thanks for sharing the pictures. I sure would like the job of driving that roller pounding the asphalt for the city.

Thanks for the pics! Some really nice cars, thanks again for sharing.

Originally Posted by Whiplash23T

Awesome photo's thanks and good to see good solid colours on the cars. Also thanks for taking photo's of the T's as I can never get bored looking at them. The Ram Rod Express has an awesome base colour as does the last photo.

Thanks! We did a lot of research... and color sprayouts... before we found the "extreme" color we wanted for the Dodge. :-)

Originally Posted by green34ford

thanks for sharing the pictures. I sure would like the job of driving that roller pounding the asphalt for the city.

It WOULD make working for the city or county seem strangely attractive! LOL! :-)~

Can I ask you if you were involved with the paint job on the '36 Ford Tudor, orange one, what colour is it and is it metallic satin or what? Thanks for any info you can give me. Oh and what are your thoughts on it applied to the body and pickup bed of my T Bucket with a gloss black chassis with engine and trans paint gold??

I didn't paint that one. It looked to be a solid orange base, with a gold pearl sprayed over it. Worked very nicely, in my opinion. :-)

Yup,,once again,,thanx for sharing those pix..Real nice colors there,,and,I also enjoy seeing different T buckets..

I still like the T-buckets. To me they are the "chopper" of the car world! Stripped down... minimal fenders... a more extreme look... and the mechanicals out in the open!