Good Guy pics...Columbus Ohio

[c10addict]

Originally Posted by lks dcvn

I saw so many trucks that I started to wonder if I had seen them before - it didn't help that trucks were not even close to where they were the day before - so it was like going to 2 different car shows.

Did you guys see the roller skate (VW) on Sunday? I talked to that guy for a few mins...interesting gent for sure.

Roller skate was kinda cool... Silly as hell!

[Musclerodz]

I have over 150 pics on my website

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[7T2]

Originally Posted by lks dcvn

I did wonder if I would see any Blazers at the show...only the Flat Green Fesler built one was there - nice to see how rare these things are in these parts. In a car show of 6000+ cars - only one blazer and it was vendor built.

Well, TWO anyways...saw this one on saturday.

I've been to Columbus all 12 years it has been here now. There are a lot of places to meet up, but to get any large number of vehicles together they would probably have to be way out in the main parking lot. Sunday is the easiest day to find a lot of spaces together. If Saturday is a nice day, forget about it. People start lining their cars up at 4:00 AM to get the spot they want. The gates open when cars start to get backed up to the highway, usually way before the show opens to the public. The problem is Goodguys will not allow you to hold spots for people until after 10:00 AM, and the good spots are usually taken by then.

For those on a budget, you can go to the fairgrounds on Thursday and hang out at registration and see a fair portion of the cars that will be there. Also on Thursday and Friday night there are a lot of nice cars at the host hotel and surrounding hotels. All of that is free.

But yeah, a phone number list of attendees would be nice, or a location to meet up and make future plans during the show.

[c10addict]

A few guys I was hanging with over the weekend went down at 2:30 am on Saturday and were 31 deep in line when they go t there.. THey said by 5 am the traffic was on the highway.

[lks dcvn]

I didn't know that was a Blazer (pictured above) - thought it was a panel...didn't really think about the length while I was looking at it...duh.

I did snag a few pix that I keep forgetting to unload and post up here.

I keep trying to get my Dad's truck in primer so I can get some color on it before the end of the month.

Did anybody get any shots of the underside of that truck pictured above? Curious to know if they got rid of the torsion boxes when they went to a panel type body...

As my GF and I arrived on Saturday at 7 something - she wondered why people were in chairs along 17th - I told her for the free show as the parade of cars several miles long drove by...

[70k52wd]

What a cool Blazer panel. First one I've ever seen done that way.
It has an aero hood with a 69-70 grill. I didn't know that was possible. Very sweet!!!

[Longhorn Man]

thats a shortened panel...or at least, more panel than blazer. Doesn't even have a removable top.

[lks dcvn]

Finally remembered the pix...here are a few of the ones I took...

[lks dcvn]

more - new product from Classic Industries - a ready to go cluster. looked sharp was street price was $900

[lks dcvn]

few more...

[lks dcvn]

last...

I spotted the Green Cheyenne Super as I took the skyway back to leave the show...figured I would snap a pic from a 'different angle'.

[Longhorn Man]

i just resized 30 or so pics.... they'll be up tomorow