Spokemodels, from elegant to trashy, this shows me a significant difference in the self respect of the company hiring them

I know which booth got more attention, and more compliments. It was the elegant model in the gown.

paperslotcar.blogspot has some unusual hot rod and race car slots... thinking outside the box for sure

from: http://paperslotcar.blogspot.com/

Watson's do it yourself paint and supply, what a cool publicity photo! A miss USA in a paint booth, this is the most bizarre photo I've seen all week

Above found on http://autoculture.org/?p=1599#more-1599

below via: http://speedonbigboy.tumblr.com/

The ladies love a racing legend

Sir Stirling Moss and the Maserati 250F feel the love at Donington Park http://motormodels.tumblr.com/

A couple of interesting things from the King of Clubs event

Normally this much smoke means brush fire here in So Cal, but not here at the 1/8th mile dragstrip... around a dragstrip this is just a good start

Looks like a customized 66 Charger from the stock grill

from http://starletshowcase.blogspot.com/2010/01/bikini-brief.html via Hotwheels tumbler

Doug Thorley mufflers, the Muffettes and The Super Muff QT (who would be interested without the double entendre and bikini model?)

Also see http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/07/doug-thorley-headers-amusing-twist-to.html

Doug Thorley Street and Show Tubes, proof that advertising is knowing your audience, using bikini models to sell exhaust systems to hot rodders

For more advertising with bikini models: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/search/label/rated%20R

On walkabout Saturday, at Fleetweek Speedfest

patina on a Vette? I don't see that often... and it's got a Ratfink, ergo, it gets posted

The military aren't charged for the event, but have to be there in dress uniform. I always hated that, having to be in dress uniform at an event where you are likely to get dirty, just think about all the brake and rubber dust.When is the last time you saw a coon tail cap?

Bring a kid to a show, in action. Very cool!

Cadillac Barritz convertible... the first one I've ever seen

The godfather of the GTO, Jim Wangers. Really nice guy, I got to talk to him for a few minutes. He is very generous with his time, and a pleasure to chat with.