REAL Detroit IRON !
11-25-2013, 07:58 AM
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11-25-2013, 12:39 PM
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I was there Saturday, one of the BEST indoor car shows I have ever gone to, EVER! The quality of cars was just unbelievable, from unrestored survivors to frame off nut & bolt high dollar restores. I was drooling all day!
I still really want a 70-73 Firebird/Trans Am
One of the rarest Trans Am's there is, 1973 SD455 in Brewster Green
My wife really wants a black Trans Am...
Gotta love any of the Grumpy's Toy cars...
I really liked this old camper at the main entrance
The barn find section was pretty cool, even smelled musty when you went through it.
Not my thing but still neat to look at the details on a trailer queen like this one.
I cant remember what it was, just remember it was by the main entrance and it was made in 1919. The metal work on this car was amazing, looks like the original version of the tilt wheel.
I still really want a 70-73 Firebird/Trans Am
One of the rarest Trans Am's there is, 1973 SD455 in Brewster Green
My wife really wants a black Trans Am...
Gotta love any of the Grumpy's Toy cars...
I really liked this old camper at the main entrance
The barn find section was pretty cool, even smelled musty when you went through it.
Not my thing but still neat to look at the details on a trailer queen like this one.
I cant remember what it was, just remember it was by the main entrance and it was made in 1919. The metal work on this car was amazing, looks like the original version of the tilt wheel.
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11-26-2013, 05:38 AM
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