Hot Rods on the Tarmac at Lyon Air Museum (2022) - Drive-Ins and Leaving
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- The Lyon Air Museum and Bobby Green of the Old Crow Speed Shop really knocked it out of the park with this gathering of traditional hot rods and early custom cars! To celebrate their special display of belly tank racers and WWII's influence on hot rodding, the organizers curated a special display of 1942 and older traditional pre-war and post-war hot rods and custom cars. The cars had the opportunity to park on the tarmac in front of the museum, which is on the west side of John Wayne Airport in Santa Ana, California. This was definitely one of the best events I have ever attended, and it was a great opportunity to see a carefully curated, once in a lifetime gathering of early hot rods! The display of belly tanks, called "War Surplus on Wheels," runs until Labor Day 2022. This video shows almost all the cars driving onto the tarmac, the belly tanks on display, and many of the cars leaving the museum. Thanks to the Lyon Air Museum, Bobby Green, Ray Dunham, Stephen Harvey, and the other organizers for putting together an unforgettable event. And a very special thanks to Jose Leon (1932 Ford 5-Window Coupe at 7:40 and 12:42) for giving me a ride to the exit gate to capture a majority of the cars leaving!
Highlights:
0:47 - Traditional customs entering the tarmac
0:59 - 1940 Mercury Coupe Lead Sled
1:25 - 1940 Ford Cabriolet with Carson top, 1936 Ford Roadster, 1936 Ford 3-Window Coupe (also appears at 12:56)
2:52 - 1932 Ford Roadster
3:59 - 2 1932 Ford 3-Window Coupes (Rolling Bones inspired)
4:14 - 1932 Ford 3-Window Coupe
5:25 - 1931 Ford Model A-V8 Roadster
5:34 - 1930 Ford Model A Roadster and 1932 Ford Roadster from Sacramento area
6:09 - Throttle Kings Car Club 1933 Ford 3-Window Coupe
6:13 - Bedlam CC
6:31 - 1931 Ford Model A Roadster (green, Pasadena Roadster Club)
7:02 - Squires CC Napa Valley Ford Model A-V8 Coupe
7:12 - Long Beach Cavaliers
7:45 - CW Moss Ford Parts 1933 Ford Roadster
7:55 - Paul Gommi 1932 Ford Roadster
6:04 and 14:27 - 1936 Ford 3-Window Coupe mild custom (red/burgundy)
11:27 - Hot Rods leave the tarmac
14:01 - Ray Dunham 1939 Lincoln Zephyr
14:13 - Bedlam CC 1932 Ford 5-Window Coupe
14:55 - Degenerates Car Club
15:43 - 1932 Ford 3-Window Coupe (blue, survivor condition)
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Damn, sorry we missed this show. Great turnout and great coverage.
Thanks. It was like no other car show in SoCal, probably one of the best events I've ever attended.
Badass.. sorry I missed it . Have the flyer right here ..
Perfect!
Exactly! In terms of the types of cars selected to participate the organizers absolutely nailed it!
So many A bones in a fitting location. The Belly Tank Lakesters belong in this museum right next to the planes that help create them.
Ive been to the Lyons twice with my father and was thinking about bringing my 37 Roadster to this event.
I last went there in 2015 for their Duesenberg exhibit. It was good to be back and check out the new belly tanks display
Very impressive.
Thanks cool video !
Thanks! It was one of the best events I have attended in a very long time.
This is super cool!
It sure was. Period correct hot rods with planes from the same era made for an awesome event!
Cool!!😎👍
What a great show, so glad to attend,,,, well done
I'm so glad I went as well! A once in a lifetime opportunity to see so many quality cars in one place.
New sub ! Liked 🙏👍😘
That's what I want my funeral procession to look like
Exelentes autos
Great video..... 👍👍
Thanks for checking it out!
Sweet rods!!
More quality cars than back in the days!
Can't beat what they had back in the day, but this comes really close!
Amazing cars!
They are Mike!
They sure were! I've seen a good deal of them at other events, but to see them all in one place without any muscle cars or street rods around them was unreal.
Bonus: how many Louis Stands owned cars can be seen in this video?😂😂
Haha, all of them! 😂 Glad the two cars he used to own stayed in SoCal and are brought out often!
@@twinrodders for sure! A great guy with great taste.
@@ryanfrederic7100 Absolutely. So glad to have met him and so many other great people through the hot rod community on Instagram
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I saw one of the duces going up Newport Blvd this morning…thought they were going to the derelicts …
Some of them met up as a group at Donut Derelicts in the morning before heading to the Lyon Museum
Not one with a DuVall windshield