Thread: 2014 GNRS Coverage
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01-23-2014 08:41 AM #1
2014 GNRS Coverage
Bangshift's coverage of the 2014 GNRS will start tomorrow..... I'll be looking for Ken's totally awesome Deuce Sedan.Roger
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01-23-2014 11:21 AM #2
Were going Saturday Ill try and find ken and get some pics. tedI'LL KEEP MY PROPERTY, MY MONEY, MY FREEDOM, AND MY GUNS, AND YOU CAN KEEP THE CHANGE------ THE PROBLEM WITH LIBERALISM IS SOONER OR LATER YOU RUN OUT OF OTHER PEOPLES MONEY margaret thacher 1984
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01-23-2014 01:00 PM #3
Don't forget to get the info on the car that crashed into a doorway during move-in!!!!!!!!!!!Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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01-23-2014 01:01 PM #4
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01-23-2014 07:19 PM #5
Ouch!
At least the poor fella that was run over is not too seriously (as in life threatening,) injured.johnboy
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01-24-2014 05:18 AM #6
Spy shot fur ya........Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
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01-24-2014 06:31 AM #7
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01-25-2014 10:20 AM #8
OK, so Bangshift's coverage REALLY started today! Here's a link to the contenders for the AMBR, and I've got to say that I'm amazed that the one shown #2 is a project truck from the Roseville High School Auto Shop Class in Michigan!! Talk about amazing!! Here Are The Contenders For The 2014 America's Most Beautiful Roadster Trophy | BangShift.comBangShift.comRoger
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01-25-2014 11:09 AM #9
Wow, that's a tough bunch to choose from. The judges don't always see what I see, or more correctly that should be the other way round, but Gommi's car is my choice hands down. They didn't mention it's got the less common 21 stud engine which is extra cool factor, and he's got all kinds of rare/period bits on the car. He's a wizard at locating that stuff.
The Van Auken roadster would probably be my second choice for it's fantastic detail. Some won't like the color, but eh!!
I wonder if the color mismatch shows in person like it does in the pictures on the Rydell car? That sort of thing sometimes only shows in certain light. That's certainly the heavy hitter favorite with Foose and Trepanier involved and the workmanship is probably all the way at the top.
I guess we'll find out tomorrow who gets the big trophy.Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
It's much easier to promise someone a "free" ride on the wagon than to urge them to pull it.
Luck occurs when preparation and opportunity converge.
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01-25-2014 11:21 AM #10
Wow, I hadn't noticed the color mismatch between doors & body on the Rydell phaeton until I went into the "added" photos, but you're right! I'd bet the flash on the camera is just enough difference in wavelength that it brought out the colors. Surely it doesn't show that way in the arena lighting. Regardless, it's pretty obvious that it was painted in stages, and they missed the color at some point. Too bad on such a nice car.Roger
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01-25-2014 11:59 AM #11
Wayne seems to have quit posting here the past month or so, but I see his orange '33 coupe in Bldg. W gallery.
Too bad the pic they did of Ken's sedan wasn't very complimentary.Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
It's much easier to promise someone a "free" ride on the wagon than to urge them to pull it.
Luck occurs when preparation and opportunity converge.
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02-11-2014 09:32 PM #12
Bob thanks for noticing that i've been missing in action here on the site but a million things have been going on here at the homestead the past month or so.. You were right the coupe was in building 9, the only orange car in there.. I had some nice pictures to post but when i got home and went to post some how my camera setting got moved and the pictures were to big to post... i can build a car but can't down size the pictures... I got the coupe back from having the interior installed just a week before we were to leave to go down south for the show... I had to be there on monday before the show so my buddy Phill Whetstone could pin strip the coupe and get the sign painted for me... it took until wed night to get all of that done and set up day for me was Thur. at noon.. It was a long 8 days for me and was kind of glad to get home but missed hanging out with the guys.. I'm doing the Sacramento Autorama this weekend and that's it for the indoor car shows... just wanted to say i've done them and now it's time to hit the streets.. I've reset the camera so maybe i can post some pictures from the autorama next week..You don't know what it is to love a car until you build one.
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01-26-2014 03:44 AM #13
This must qualify as the ugliest car there I reckon !!!
Its aweful lonesome in the saddle since my horse died.
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01-26-2014 06:47 AM #14
And it's an AMBR contender no less! Imagine if this one wins it will probably cause another dust up like that one a few years ago from Scott's Hot Rods that seemed not to have any friends in the commentary community.
That yellow deuce roadster in the background is the former Boyce Asquith car. Notable mostly since it was rolled and heavily damaged on a California highway a few years back when the owner was returning home after LARS, we had some pics and discussion here. It's been resurrected to it's former state.Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
It's much easier to promise someone a "free" ride on the wagon than to urge them to pull it.
Luck occurs when preparation and opportunity converge.
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01-26-2014 05:43 AM #15
Must be the apple of someone's eye, but some "interesting" features there, for sure.Roger
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