The 1933 Ford Vicky stands out among all hot rods for being different all by itself, without any modifications. It is the sloped-back grill that presents its unique distinction.
That black paint looked even better in person!
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Timeless in seafoam green was an exquisite car for sure. Unfortunately for the owners, it did not win either.
After the Ridler trophy was awarded, the Timeless team and owners had the judges review with them in detail what kept it from winning, as each is given a book on the judging criteria nad ratings of the judges.
Point is, this Ridler Award is NOT easy to win.
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While I thought this Dodge truck stood out among the Ridler contenders, it did not win, but managed to make the Great Eight list, which is still quite an honor.
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Last year's Detroit Autorama proved car shows are no longer just for guys , as America’s greatest hot rod show made Tammy Ray, owner of the 1933 Ford Phaeton called “Gold Digger,” winner of the prestigious Ridler Award.
Fact is, she was the first female owner to make the "Great Eight" field of finalists in 2006 with a different show car. This time, however, she made the Great Eight and won the Ridler.
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