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The RL 266 Rocket Jalopy is my homage to the one of the first sets I owned, 462 rocket launcher (http://www.brickset.com/detail/?Set=462-1).
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Some of Flying Jalopy's awe inspiring figs.
I had a great time meeting you and seeing the figs. The Limbo MOC was pretty cool too :P
Another old car, this an early 50's Chevy 2 door sedan, just lying around, this one outside Suedberg, PA.
Some sort of strange and primitive rat rod, the owner stayed away all day leaving everyone guessing... A friend told me that he saw it being driven away at the end of the show, he had just finished taking some photos walked a short distance away... Hearing some noise turned around to see it driving away, although I'm pretty sure this car isn't "street legal" LOL
River City Classics is probably the biggest one day car show in western Canada, held in High River, it's also the last major classic car event before winter arrives... Although it almost felt like winter for much of the day this year... Brrr...
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There were two 1952's Willys Jeeps at the show, both of which seemed to primarily be constructed of tetanus and plywood.
Still, they were very cool: it's amazing how primitive this era of Jeep actually is. I saw a lot of parts-bin additions from myriad vehicles holding things together (ex. Chevy Tracker steering wheel, mix of control gauges), and one of them was apparently converted to a diesel. According to my Dad, he smelled diesel fuel around them, which was a tipoff that I didn't notice.
...I probably shouldn't be a safety inspector.