OT Car Show - High Desert Vintage Tin OT

[Dennis Hemingway]

We went to the High Desert Vintage Tin, Fun Run this weekend (Thur - Sun) at a campground in Victorville, Ca.

Had a Great time with a lot of different Mopars at the show. We won a trophy for "Best Non Ford".

Here are some of the Mopars that were at the show.

Dennis:cool:

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Caddy Tail lights

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The rest will be on hotrodhotline.com late next week

Dennis

[1940plymouth]

Dennis,

Thanks for sharing the photos.

Awesome to see another Airflow:)

[Rodney Bullock]

Yes, the Airflow is becoming an obsession with me. I think I belong in one.

[1940plymouth]

The new issue of "Classic Car" has a good article on an Airflow

[Dennis Hemingway]

Here are some photos posted on the High Desert Vintage Tin web site. Go to the site then click on where it says photos from the show.

Dennis:cool:

http://www.streetrodder.org/

[Allan Faust]

The new issue of "Classic Car" has a good article on an Airflow

What magazine is that, where can I get it.... more info please.... (always looking for interesting mags).

Allan

[BobT-47P15]

Maybe Hemmings Classic Car mag.

[1940plymouth]

Yes, it is the Hemmings "Classic Car" In my mind the best monthly old car magazine published. Only American cars.

[Allan Faust]

Well, since I've never seen it, I just subscribed.... going to have a look.

Allan

[Dennis Hemingway]

Here is the link to hotrodhotline.com and the rest of the photos from the show.

Dennis

http://www.hotrodhotline.com/feature/2008show/08highdeserttin/

[Rodney Bullock]

Allan you are going to love that mag, they feature cars that are driver's and are not 100 point cars.

[1940plymouth]

Allen,

like Rodney mentioned, you surely will enjoy it. Each month has a section on someone's "Driveable Dream" My favorite part of the great magazine.

About a year ago there was an article on a 1937 Plymouth that was saved from a junk yard several years ago, work done on her, but a neat "Driveable Dream"

Same type of articles on old Chevies and Fords, not to mention a Stanley Steamer and other older makes.

Bob

[BobT-47P15]

In the current issue, there's an article about a 57 Chevy 150 series....the

very bottom of the line. A nice old "grandma bought it new" car. Nice mag.

[Uncle-Pekka]

Yes' date=' it is the Hemmings "Classic Car" In my mind the best monthly old car magazine published. Only American cars.[/quote']

I agree 100%. Hemmings Classic Car is the best monthly there is. Great drive reports and car introductions. All vintages from 1900 up to late seventies. Great editors, I especially like the columns by Jim Richardson (inside back cover) and Richard Lentinello (EiC). "Driveable Dream" feature is the most enjoyable idea in the history of the motor press -IMHO.

[Allan Faust]

I love great car mags, but often, I can't get them up here... quite often its something to find out that they exist.... I enjoy the how to mags like auto restorer and skinned knuckles.... now officially have all auto restorers... looking for more skinned knuckles.... specially the real early years.

Allan

[PatS....]

Looks like some nice cars and a nice event. Thanks for the pics.

The tail-lights on the purple wagon look like they grew there..can't place the original home for them though...are they Cadillac units?

[Niel Hoback]

Those taillights look to be from an 80's Oldsmobile. Just a guess.

[Dennis Hemingway]

Looks like some nice cars and a nice event. Thanks for the pics.

The tail-lights on the purple wagon look like they grew there..can't place the original home for them though...are they Cadillac units?

Yes the tail-lights are from a Caddy.

Dennis