Some of the Donut Gang stop for breakfast on the way to Burnet Texas  Ron Kitchens with the '49 Chevy he built for his wife....Ron did everything including the upholstery!

The engine room in Ron's Chevy pickup is the essence of simplicity  One of the '34 Fords on display

This '37 Chevy would have won the Too Low trophy....if there was one!  I love everything about this truck except the bra

Ozzie and Nancy Wagner cruised down from Austin with the Donut Gang  T-buckets seem to be making a comeback

'' T42'' is what it's called  Who says a 4 door can't look good!

One fine '58 Pontiac  Missing a lot of chrome trim

The Thunder Chicken rides again  Art Smith's 383 powered '56

Roy Reeves and this pickup go0 back a long way  This fine 3-window belongs to Jeff Alder

''Poppy's Toy'' is what Robert Morris calls his Pontiac  Mega horses!

The '54 Chevy grille looks right at home in this '54 Ford  Louvers, Lancers and Olds tailights

Tony Adsley's playfull '34 Ford  A shoebox with louvers, flames, Fiesta hubcaps, sidepipes, and a dog!

Stan Webbb's '50 Merc proves that it don't have to be chopped to be cool  Ask Paul Brault if suicide doors need a safety latch!

This '32 roadster pickup was very nicely done  You don't see many full fendered roadster pickups

One sweet Model B  This one takes me back to my high school days!

'39 Deluxe or '40 Standard  Dan Brinkman's '58 Impala is another one straight out of the past

The Chevy Club of Austin was out in force  Steve Smith from Dripping Springs Texas can see the beauty of design in this '39 Plymouth. One of MOPARS good lookers

Steve's Plymouth has an updated interior  Here come da Judge...Bill and Georgia Lehr from Marble Falls were sentenced to Hot Rod Heaven!

Most conversations at the Bluebonnet car show included something about this georgious '40  Snug as a bug...

And now for something completely different ..a '51 Plymouth business coupe  Pure tuck and roll

Buicks have so much class!  I'm glad I didn't have to do the chrome and stainless