1969 David Pearson #17 Holman Moody Ford Torino Cobra Talledega, is it the same car as the one in my banner?

Here's the original that I used for my banner above, it must be the following car... just different graphics due to circumstances Holman Moody prepared Ford's first purpose-built NASCAR racer, the Torino Talledega, for Pearson, who won 11 races and his third championship.

MIckey Thompson's 1969 Mustang he used to break 295 speed and endurance records

The Lawman, Boss 429 Mustang that AL Eckstrand brought to the USO tours during Vietnam to take the troops mind off the war for a moment

the unusual things that cought my attention at SEMA

Great idea for an instant pop up parking sign Barstool racers The above beautiful wood, is twisted olive. real stuff. Tribute to Barney Oldfield's Golden Submarine http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/01/barney-oldfield-and-golden-submarine.html

inspired by Harvey Earl's design, the best display counter at SEMA this year

from the garage people: http://thehodgegarage.com/

Damn good looking

The above photo is fixed thanks to Don http://prova275.tumblr.com/ ! Much appreciated!

Sponsorship, expensive stuff. Applause to Monster; getting Ken Block to do exhibit runs a couple times a day, bringing stages, free drinks, and atvs

those cans of Monster energy drink, they cost about 3 dollars apiece normally, and were given away for free all week!

I didn't expect to find a drag racing semi at SEMA

Custom crafted gauges in a Ridler Award final 8 contestant

Well designed.

getting my attention with articulation

If you like the performance of the new Vette, but prefer the look of a 1966.. .problem solved. The Rossi 66

I'm not sure what a "Pure Unfiltered Design" would be without an example to look at, but I don't think it's an evolution of the Corvette designed by Chevy. Isn't improving the design of an existing car just filtering their design with your critical appreciation? I notice the hood is an improvement over the advertisement board example

toy hauler

Not sure where the ramp is to get that off road toy down to the ground, but a good way to show off your company craftsmanship

this has to distract the other race car drivers, in their sports cars

interesting and cool melding of scallops and hot rod racing numbers

Would you want a new Jeep, if they could only have the military tread pattern? It's disconcerting to view a new vehicle with WW2 era military tires

What do you think... pretty weird to look at? Or a cool idea no one has thought of doing to a new car?

Tribute recreation of the "California Kid" was at SEMA

Tribute built to look like the 1934 Ford by Pete Chapouris of Pete and Jake fame...http://66.154.44.164/forum/showthread.php?t=529856&page=3 has the details of how and why is obvious the car was made famous in 1973 when Martin Sheen (Charlie Sheen's dad) drove the cops into submission in a movie named "California Kid" (good movie, but slow)The story takes place in 1958, and involves a town,

Dois this look good because of the red white and blue? Or the bare metal with grinder marks?

The huge wagon wheels under that body look pretty damn good too.

Not the common offroading Jeeps, (looks like 1969-1970 Cherokee) looking more interesting than regular Jeep,

ordinary Chevy trucks looking great due to a restoration and perfect paint.

Pretty good for plain old Chevy trucks huh?!

Luckiest kid I've ever come across, his parents made him a couple mini Monster Trucks

Wouldn't this truck be the coolest toy for any 7 yr old kid to play with?