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Roberts, WI Show

150 cars on a hot, humid day. Forgive me, but I take pictures of the hot rods. Lots of later stuff, some of it show quality. I drove the Fiat through hilly, wooded Wisconsin countryside. That was the best part.
 

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That's my buddy Jerry and his red '37 above. The '29 roadster with the flattie was my favorite.
 

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Still driving the Fiat :cool: That silver Chevy gasser raised my heart rate.
That silver '37 is really clean. Not a real gasser though, a pretender.
That's my friend Jerry with the red '37.
My Fiat doesn't like to go 55. It likes 50mph or over 75.:D
 
Finally some shots from Gruber's. A beautiful night. Wouldn't mind it is was rained out. We sure need it.
It was the debut of Jack's black '40 coupe. Decades in the making. Very straight.[cl

Dave was whining I didn't show his Pontiac in the Roberts show post. So here is the Great Pumpkin.:D

Another Dave, seen in the first pic is now living in a care facility. First time out. He was an excellent customizer/painter. Now very confused. I just hate it.
 

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Surprised at how cool the orange out Pontiac looks. Originality with tasteful bits of chrome still showing. AD panels have such perfect proportions.
 
That's low cost Summit orange shot in a friend's garage. Came out really good.

For the first time ever, two young bucks were just dining in the driveway on bird seed and cracked corn. I get lots of does but never until now, see bucks feeding. The lead deer moved when I said "cheese".
 

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Well what do ya know? A shot from Gruber's. Don outdid himself on this '32. He did everything, including the interior. Ford in a Ford. 427 Ford, 4 speed.
 

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Lots of guys but only one new car. Threw in a couple others for the color. Some kind of Mopar, Dell's Willys for 50 years and a fat Ford.

Now for a trip down Memory Lane. Pictured is the Triad Willys my friend Al Tschida raced. He won the Winter Nationals in about 1966 in D/Gas. The car ended up in my young friend Jeff's hands a few days ago. A piece of drag racing history, it brings back memories. Jeff will be a good caretaker.
 

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Burgers, Brats and BS

Here's a few from Greg's house party.

The Edsel has a 292 Y block stroker. On the AD truck, I know nothing. The '37 is owned by a guy older than me! He's had it forever.
 

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