Thread: Car show today in Covington, Wa.

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Hey Bob,I am glad that everything turned out OK. Yes I known what you are saying but I 'm glad that the T made top 10. Another car that I liked was the 5 window '36 as ,like you, I like the detail of the complete car and not so much as "who has the largest cheque book to buy the big,blown,shiny motor". I done think we have many 5 window coupes down here compared to the three window.('36). It sounds as if everybody had a good day so cheers both you and Jack for posting.

PS just looking through those photos again and two have me stumb on what make they may be... 1st is the mid 40's tudor that looks like from the GM family... 2nd is the redish coupe of about the same age and again from the GM family but both have different grilles and trim finishers on the front, and are they very rare even over there???

Originally Posted by Whiplash23T

PS just looking through those photos again and two have me stumb on what make they may be... 1st is the mid 40's tudor that looks like from the GM family... 2nd is the redish coupe of about the same age and again from the GM family but both have different grilles and trim finishers on the front, and are they very rare even over there???

I'm a little unsure of which sedan you mean. If you're talking about the second picture from the top that's a '48 Plymouth. Not particularly uncommon. This one pictured is VERY nicely done.

The red coupe in the fourth picture is a '41 Pontiac, yes, not even common over here.

Bob,

Thanks for answering Whiplashs' question, I wasn't sure and couldn't remember from their window cards the years. Being partial to Pontiacs I was hoping to catch the owner of the 41 Pont. to find out if it was Pont. powered but wasn't able to catch him (or her).

Jack.

As Primised,

More pics.

Jack.

And More,

Jack.

More yet.

Jack.

I don't know the power plant on that coupe either Jack.

That blue Camaro next to the brass festooned T bucket was another of the very well executed cars. Pro street is another genre that doesn't wind my watch, but the workmanship was fantastic.

The black '62 I referenced earlier is in the background of the black Model A Jack just posted. Jack, I hope you got a pic of it.