It's Saturday morning and the place is packed. The doors opened at 10:00 sharp and the spectators are here in full-force.
Here are a few more highlights from the show.
Charlie Lambetecchio owns...
Charlie Lambetecchio owns this beautiful '36 roadster built by Larry Ruth
Hal Bankhead made the trip...
Hal Bankhead made the trip from Murrietta, California to show off his awesome '32 Ford.
Dennis Donahue used a very...
Dennis Donahue used a very cool color combination on his self-built '32 Ford.
There are also a few bikes...
There are also a few bikes on the floors adding to the variety of vehicles at the show.
One of the coolest rides here...
One of the coolest rides here is this original Checker Cab owned by 2001 AMBR award winner Richard Berg. Like the Impact car, SRRC is building this one as well.
It's called the Grand National...
It's called the Grand National Roadster Show, but we managed to find a few slick customs as well.
We thought it was pretty cool...
We thought it was pretty cool that Muscle Machines brought out "Mini Muscle" as a compliment to their display.
We'll bet this one handles...
We'll bet this one handles nicely at 200mph on the drag strip.
This is the original Martinez...
This is the original Martinez and Miller "Poison Ivy" AA/Fuel dragster. Bob Deburn took care of the restoration. By the looks of it, we would have to say he did an outstanding job.
The spectators seem to appreciate...
The spectators seem to appreciate the new location of Grand National Roadster Show. This is a great venue and looks like it's getting plenty of support.
There's plenty of action outside...
There's plenty of action outside as well. Lots of vender trailors offering up the coolest in t-shirts and rodding merchandise.
Dr.Mark VanBuskirk came all...
Dr.Mark VanBuskirk came all the way from Crown Point, Indiana with his beautiful 1932 Ford Highboy.
Bob Bruhun calls his 1948...
Bob Bruhun calls his 1948 Packard the "Pack Rat."
It must have something to...
It must have something to do with this.
Not too many T-buckets make...
Not too many T-buckets make it in the running for the AMBR award these days, but Larry Methvin from Upland, California is deep into this year's competition.
Zero Engineering made the...
Zero Engineering made the trip all the way from Okazaki, Japan. Being their retro-styled Harleys are so cool, we're glad they did.