Of course, that also means that the car cruise season is in full-swing, and evidence of that could be found in
I just had sinus surgery a couple of days ago, so even
though I wanted to get some pictures of the cruise, my strategy was more get
in/get the pics/get out. My information
said the cruise started at 3:00 , so
we got there around 4:30 , figuring
that there'd be a few cars at that point.
There were some cars there, but they were really just filtering
in. We decided to take a look at the
craft and jewelry booths and check out the improvisational comedy show that was
set up on the side street. It was
entertaining enough, and allowed a few more cars to make their ways to the lot
across the street from the North Kansas City Pro Bowl.
One of the best vehicles there for my money was a 1966 Chevy
C-20 4X4 that was brought in by Tony Smith.
He deals in '64-'66 Chevy pickups, and every car show season he seems to
have another really nice one to show off.
From the grey V8 to the stock interior, that rig was as slick as could
be.
There were several early-'70s Chevelles (most of which were,
in fact, 1970 models), a nice '78 Thunderbird that we see around
town quite a bit, and a variety of interesting hot rods.
We left at about 5:45 ,
and we were still meeting cars on their way in.
If I had been a little more up to it, I would have driven my old truck
(which is right now known as the "stitch popper") instead of my
cushy, air-conditioned Impala, and I definitely would have stayed longer to
catch some more cars.
At least to make up for the lack of coverage, my
eight-year-old son BHo had his camera ready to go, so in addition to the usual
pictures that I always seem to take you can get a different perspective by checking
out his work. Plus, one guy let him sis
in his hot rod and took his picture. No
one ever does that for me!
Check out both slideshows below.
Craig's North Kansas City Cruise pictures:
Craig's North Kansas City Cruise pictures:
BHo's North Kansas City Cruise pictures:
BHo is doing a really good job!
ReplyDeleteAgreed on that 66 Chevy 4wd... delicious. As is the 65 Biscayne, the purple Charger, The flamed Ford, etc etc....
Thanx for the photos and get to feeling better soon!
Thanks, john!
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