Hey Wilson, what's the deal with a sideways wheelie bar Host Bill Lindig's son, Brad showed off his superbly crafted roadster

How Sweet It Is I love bugs in the radiator

Jim Jarl from Houston kept the cockpit dry Jim Poindexter brought his flathead powered highboy form Tyler Texas

Just tryin to stay dry Ken Schubarth was oen of a trio of cars from Colorado Springs, Colorado

Ken's Cabriolet gets it's kick from a Caddy L.T. Cooper says his Coupe was in Street Rodder magazine in 1978

Looking good from any angle Looking real good with wires

Low Profile No owner info was available on this classic roadster

One Deuce from host Bill Lindig's fine collection Parked under a drainspout

Pat can really boil the hides Paul Beatty from Dublin Texas didn't want just another Black or Red coupe

Paul's Coupe really stands out Pure resto-rod

Ralph you shoulda chopped it Roger Gonzalez is a member of San Antonio's Gear Grinders

Some fine striping The Cook's, Mural and Lynne, brought their Black Beauty

The Wilson Welding roadster has the smallest headlights yet on a Deuce The latest in upholstery

The owner of this primered sedan didn't fill out his info card The proper way to do a Deuce dash

The rain gave a nice gloss to this primered 5-window The third of the Colorado Springs cars was driven down by Lane and Lavon Pinnow

This fine traditional roadster was from the Dallas area This primered sedan has the look

Tom Bitros won't be able to drive a night soon Well appointed

roomy and comfortable