Been hearing some good reports about the Street Rod Nats since it out-grew the Herts County showground (about 6 miles from me) and moved to the Suffolk County Showground (about 80 miles & ?60 in gas). Pretty good venue but shame it's not in a more central position - prob easier for many Europeans (I saw Belgians, Dutch & Germans) than most English.
Stu & I took a liesurely drive over on Sunday in the Satellite, worth the effort tho, see what you think..........
NASC Street Rod Nats pics
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Ivor, love the 'rat rod' look too but there's retro and there's retro! Didnt bother to snap any of the 70's style customs or hot rods (like the T-bucket on Gumball Rally), of which there were many. Thats where they shouldve stayed, back in the 70's.
James (CP) It's a 3 day event (no horses tho); the sat is cruise day when hundreds of em go and terrorise the locals on the promenade, sunday is the main show day and the monday is a half day for prize giving.
Yes the green T-bird stood out even in that company, talk about high-impact 8)
That comparatively understated Valiant was cool too, great colour scheme.
James (K) Thought the trabby was a Daf to start with but checked the tax disc. Another pic below. Check the tow-bar!
Just one of quite a lot of cars I saw with that 80/90's favourite, Supertrapp mufflers
James (CP) It's a 3 day event (no horses tho); the sat is cruise day when hundreds of em go and terrorise the locals on the promenade, sunday is the main show day and the monday is a half day for prize giving.
Yes the green T-bird stood out even in that company, talk about high-impact 8)
That comparatively understated Valiant was cool too, great colour scheme.
James (K) Thought the trabby was a Daf to start with but checked the tax disc. Another pic below. Check the tow-bar!
Just one of quite a lot of cars I saw with that 80/90's favourite, Supertrapp mufflers
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