Great episode ~ no disrespect to the sponsors, but it was wonderful to see a few extra cars this time around, instead. That Terraplane truck is just wonderful, and I loved seeing the progress photos when it was pulled from the "crick". Really makes you appreciate the dedication and cash people lavish on these vehicles.
My family had this exact car in 1969, bought for $1,100. It was driven to Minnesota and back that summer. After a freeze plug blew out my father had it parked on our front lawn, behind a fence until 1977, when my parents sold it for $150 as is. 🙁
Beautiful Hudson TERRAPLANE pickup! It has a interesting name. -- Terra means earth and Plane means a flat or level surface. So the Hudson Motor Car Company called their cars and pickups Flat Earth cars and pickups. Isn't that interesting?
That Ford A Rod was gorgeous, should be more people respecting the original body and just making the rest more slick, really neat and thanks for showing it. (also, what was wrong with the US in the fifties...pink cars xD)
I have the same 56 4 Drhdtp. Mine needs a restoration though. I have it slated to be a lowrider.... hydraulics, coffin like interior, wires wheels and all.
My folks had that model. Beautiful car to ride and drive, but it went through power steering pumps (I remember 4), transmissions (3), cylinder heads cracked between the valves (1 set), starters (3), plus air conditioner problems, plus the nickel and dime stuff.
The Cadillac is a beauty. I have a 1955 Cadillac 4 door.
Awesome town, awesome park, awesome cars. I can't imagine a better car show to go to.
All pretty but I came to see the Cadillac!
Great show, and thanks for adding the timestamps in the description - adds to your proven quality!
Beautiful cars and excellent program !!!!!!!!!!
that 56 Caddy is the most american thing in the whole wide world, just stunning.
Great episode ~ no disrespect to the sponsors, but it was wonderful to see a few extra cars this time around, instead. That Terraplane truck is just wonderful, and I loved seeing the progress photos when it was pulled from the "crick". Really makes you appreciate the dedication and cash people lavish on these vehicles.
FINALLY SOMEONE GIVES LOVE TO THE SEDAN DEVILLE! I am biased though, seeing I own one!
Fantastic show, the cars and trucks were great.
The 50s style Chevy's 🥴😍 Are my ultimate favorite
Very nice cars.
My family had this exact car in 1969, bought for $1,100. It was driven to Minnesota and back that summer. After a freeze plug blew out my father had it parked on our front lawn, behind a fence until 1977, when my parents sold it for $150 as is. 🙁
Beautiful Hudson TERRAPLANE pickup! It has a interesting name. -- Terra means earth and Plane means a flat or level surface. So the Hudson Motor Car Company called their cars and pickups Flat Earth cars and pickups. Isn't that interesting?
I wish you showed the '59 Bel air police car
That Ford A Rod was gorgeous, should be more people respecting the original body and just making the rest more slick, really neat and thanks for showing it. (also, what was wrong with the US in the fifties...pink cars xD)
Bom demais, maneco - Brasil.
I have the same 56 4 Drhdtp. Mine needs a restoration though. I have it slated to be a lowrider.... hydraulics, coffin like interior, wires wheels and all.
My folks had that model. Beautiful car to ride and drive, but it went through power steering pumps (I remember 4), transmissions (3), cylinder heads cracked between the valves (1 set), starters (3), plus air conditioner problems, plus the nickel and dime stuff.
the caddy is beautiful. why cant caddies look like that today instead of the cookie cutter cars we see everywhere?
White over blue and 18,000 miles when she came out of WV.....
waiting for dennis to find a nova lol
coming soon!
Looks like elvis the king car
WHO WAS ((MR. OKSA )) R.I.P. ???
Mr Oksa was a local resident and one of the founders and continued orgranizer behind the Rod Run event. He passed shortly before the event.
Another classic car. Another old fart in a baseball cap. Check