Gave my card to a gentleman who builds wood planks for truck beds, and who knows the owner/builder from Southgate, Michigan. Potential interview coming up later?

I especially liked this Ford pickup for its historical display, but more so for the body-matching red paint on the outer rim of the wire wheels. Very nice touch!

It's not often that you see a 1934 Plymouth, especially one this clean and preserved.

Real Steel '32 Ford in bright blue was all steel and had a rotational mount allowing for the car to be viewed 360 degrees without you moving.

This '33 Speedster is one roadster that caught my eye. Perhaps it was the candy-apple gold contrast to the black.

Most rat rods are not painted this nice. In fact, most aren't apinted at all or are in primer.

Does that front end imply FWD (front wheel drive)? There is no drive to the rear wheels.

Racers come in all shapes and sizes. This one is unique to say the least.