Thread: Jasper, AL 2012 (Full of Pics!)

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Small Southern town rolls out the red carpet for classic cars.

Live music, concessions, arts and crafts, good crowd, and lots of cars.

For the Northerners: I think I got a little sun burned.

Of course I had to put the 34 Plymouth first.














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A bit of everything there, must have been a great show! Thanks for the pics!

Thanks for putting up all those great photos! Looks like you had a great day!

Thanks for the sun burn and the photo's. Orange must be the new black on cars these days. Awesome collection and as I'm from the deep south, thanks for the photos of the memorial for the Soldiers who served for the South, very interesting.

Absolutely amazing thanks.

thanks for sharing, looked like a great day.

Looking through the photo's again today the two cars that I have decided I would like to own is , first, the 1958 Ford Fairlane, absolutely gorgeous...
second, the 1957 Chevrolet Convertible. amazing automobile.

The 58 was perfect. Maybe too perfect. I'd be scared to touch it.

Reminds me of a conversation I overheard at a Mustang Club of America National show. The front row had the rare and special cars. The owner of an equally perfect Boss 429 was discussing how he had to start his car and let it run for a judge to see once a year. He then replaced his exhaust.

That Red Galaxie would sure do me just fine!!! Dad had a white one with a 390 and 4 speed when I was about 15....never would let me drive it! Wonder why?

Thanks for showing these great pics!!!

Loved the old chevy station wagon with the exterior air cooler!!!

Originally Posted by Dave Severson

That Red Galaxie would sure do me just fine!!! Dad had a white one with a 390 and 4 speed when I was about 15....never would let me drive it! Wonder why?

Dave,reminds me of the time I floated the valves in Pops 63 390 interceptor @ 16 years old. I didn't get to drive that one again till I was outa school and he had purchased a new pickup !!!!

Originally Posted by HWORRELL

Dave,reminds me of the time I floated the valves in Pops 63 390 interceptor @ 16 years old. I didn't get to drive that one again till I was outa school and he had purchased a new pickup !!!!

Yeah, always funny how something like that sticks in a Dad's memory, huh???? Dad bought a brand new '67 Farilane GTA, I was 17 when he bought it and 30 something the first time I was allowed to drive it---and then he rode with me!!!!!