1930 Model A military theme rat rod

Hinkles Gold Rush revisited, photos from Goodguys Del Mar

for the full galery of it at the Grand National Roadster show decked out in full car show display: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2011/02/hinkles-gold-rush.html

a car guys cooler, found in the bed of an A-100 Dodge

1969 Ford Fairlane, might be a Cobra, or might be dressed up to look like one, because who gets an automatic Cobra?

I think these are some of the instant identifying tailights of the musclecars, ones you instantly know what the car is by seeing

To learn more about the 1969 Fairlane Cobra: http://mustangfords.automotive.com/43150/mufp-0603-1969-ford-fairlane-cobra/index.html

For a vintage commercial look at the Cobra:

Hot rod with a Rolls Royce engine

Ain't that something?

Overhead photos of the woodies at Good Guys Del Mar

Al Meyling's '47 cab over hot rod hauler

One cool hauler

It was great to take pictures of this without a horde of people like it attracted at the Grand National Roadster Show : http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2011/01/cool-hauler-at-gnrs-i-didnt-get-info.html

the Landy-Matic hemi Coronet

The autographs on this slingshot are as cool as the dragster with Thikstun heads

Bitchin

In the "For Sale" lot at Good Guys Del Mar Nats

Above a Bently barn find and below is a Rambler American

Olds Starfire, those tailfins under the bumper are one of a kind, named "Skegs" not unlike Dagmars as an unusual name for a car part

I had to guess at the manufacturer, until I noticed the oval gauges under the speedometer

Cool looking design, and good looking paint... nice all around

I looked to see what I had posted about this model Olds, and found that it's a Starfire, and the fins under the bumper are called Skegs: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2010/03/trivia.html