Ain't that the cutest thing you've seen today?
1950 Nash dealership
Navy Shore Patrol helping a fellow sailor into a Medical Department ambulance
I think this is the earliest american flag tank I've seen, and it looks great on this bike
a Ford dealership in 1932
Ozark mountineer burro train ride (can't read the last word)
The Rebel Gal crew and the partially completed nose art that shows how one artist made the painting the right scale
the start line is under the flag in the top center of this above photo, and the truck being pushed into position is right of center in the below photo
click on the above to see the crowded starting line in full size, and in all that mess is just one starting official that lets just one vehicle begin their pass
the above yellow panel delivery is in a"Best of" photo from last year or the year before, when I caught it on the sidelines, but never caught it running the course
Gene Winfield was on the lake again this day.
Cool little belly tanker, and I saw someone driving it about through the sidelines
First time I've ever caught a parachute popping with my camera
these two photos remind me that I was told a cars aerodynamics can be critqued by experienced pros by looking at the dust cloud it rooster tails
quite something to bring this mobile bar to use as a tow rig
here is the gallery from last year http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2010/06/scandanavian-street-rod-bellytanker-was.html 
the above racecar, is on the trailer that the below photo shows is being raised about 8-12 inches to get the car off the trailer without it high centering. The guy at the bottom of the ramp is moving 4 inch blocks under the rear tires to help keep it from high centering. My guess is that ramp extenders would be a better idea.
