Here's the 3rd pic that belongs with this post.

-- Edited by norontcan on Wednesday 14th of October 2009 09:37:49 PM

Ver nice ! One of my dream car along with the 62 and the 65 GTO and the 1973 TransAM 455 SD and....

cdnpont wrote:

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I overheard the owner of the 63 talking to another fellow that it was a fresh restoration, and that he couldn't bring himself to re-torque the heads for fear that he'd mess up the paint on the headbolts.

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  Will he ever drive it like it was meant to be driven?

 

cdnpont wrote:

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I overheard the owner of the 63 talking to another fellow that it was a fresh restoration, and that he couldn't bring himself to re-torque the heads for fear that he'd mess up the paint on the headbolts.



The field was incredible wasn't it. I left with a sore eyes.

-- Edited by cdnpont on Thursday 15th of October 2009 09:27:47 AM

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There was a good crowd around this one. After waiting patiently for the crowd to thin a bit I had to start asking people to step back so that myself and a couple others could photo it.
The judging/show field is always incredible. Every make and model imaginable and a few we've never even heard of. Including a few concept cars. It tends to become overwelming after a few rows. Thats when o'load kicks in and its hard to remember them all. That's what cameras are for. We can revisit them again later.
Weather this year was right in between. Not wet but not clear and warm. Weather is usually the determining factor in whether all the cars come out. ( yes, some trailer queens don't always make it out of the enclosed trailer ).
Always a good show and worth the trip.