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Some shows are put on by churches or Lions Club.
These people are not interested in cars but it is a good fund raiser.

I went to a small town show that was sponsored by the Lions Club and the guy that parked next to me had a brand new replica of a 66 AC Cobra.

He had bought it through his local ford dealer and drove it to the show.

It had a 302 with electronic fuel injection and had a total of 30 miles on it.

The Ole guy that was judging looked at it and the sign on the windshield that said 1966 cobra and he said boy it looks good for a 1966. :rofl

That brand new car won an award
 
black bart said:
Some shows are put on by churches or Lions Club.
These people are not interested in cars but it is a good fund raiser.

I went to a small town show that was sponsored by the Lions Club and the guy that parked next to me had a brand new replica of a 66 AC Cobra.

He had bought it through his local ford dealer and drove it to the show.

It had a 302 with electronic fuel injection and had a total of 30 miles on it.

The Ole guy that was judging looked at it and the sign on the windshield that said 1966 cobra and he said boy it looks good for a 1966. :rofl

That brand new car won an award
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everything you just said is true ..:inspector: but I also go to a few Corvette shows and people show up with a brand new Vette and everyone starts to :drool: and :bow:bow...
I stand there and :hmmm: ..and I say to myself that these people need to visit a showroom a little more often :rofl
 
Their is a lot of things that don't seem right to me.
I have a friend that has a radical custom made from a 1950 Chevrolet.
This car has been featured in several Magazines.

He can not enter his 1950 in a national street rod show because you must have a 48 or older.
If I buy new replica of a 32 Ford and title it as a 2009 home assembled they will welcome me to their show.
In fact most of the cars like that at those shows are new fiberglass body ed cars.
 
black bart said:
Their is a lot of things that don't seem right to me.
I have a friend that has a radical custom made from a 1950 Chevrolet.
This car has been featured in several Magazines.

He can not enter his 1950 in a national street rod show because you must have a 48 or older.
If I buy new replica of a 32 Ford and title it as a 2009 home assembled they will welcome me to their show.
In fact most of the cars like that at those shows are new fiberglass body ed cars.
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we seem to have taken this thread way off topic :notme: .. but the answer is ...it's their organization and if you don't like their rules :hmmm::idea they don't care :lol2:
 
I'm curious how the nattys red will look on black.I want the red for my grey metallic truck.But I have a large black truck to do next week...oh and I don't own any waxes,just nxt2.0 and opti-seal lol
 
Jeremy said:
I'm curious how the nattys red will look on black.I want the red for my grey metallic truck.But I have a large black truck to do next week...oh and I don't own any waxes,just nxt2.0 and opti-seal lol
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if you ck some of my threads, i have red on black

it is :drool:

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Mothers cleaner wax with Carnauba - DG 601 - DG 105. Strange combo but an inexpensive combo that works for me.

I give up on posting pictures it always says fail even though it's well within the size limits.:wall
 
Thanks Steve,thats my 99 Suburban, and thanks to your fine products (:bow:bow:bow:bow:bow), and some sweat and effort on my part, the paint turned out pretty decent for its age.

Here is a front end shot.

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RobertP said:
Thanks Steve,thats my 99 Suburban, and thanks to your fine products (:bow:bow:bow:bow:bow), and some sweat and effort on my part, the paint is turned out pretty decent for its age.

Here is a front end shot.

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wow that's clean :wow:
 
black bart said:
Their is a lot of things that don't seem right to me.
I have a friend that has a radical custom made from a 1950 Chevrolet.
This car has been featured in several Magazines.

He can not enter his 1950 in a national street rod show because you must have a 48 or older.
If I buy new replica of a 32 Ford and title it as a 2009 home assembled they will welcome me to their show.
In fact most of the cars like that at those shows are new fiberglass body ed cars.
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:cool:Hate to be a stickler for details......But Street Rods are pre1949....This is of know help to your friend,maybe even makes it stings worse....But hey look at bright side. At least it is considered a Hot Rod:rockon
 
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