Grand National Roadster Show

Things keep going after the sunset. The suede palace was packed, thanks to great music all through the day and into the night.

There were a handful of Oldsmobiles at this year's show, including Marvin Landon's '49 coupe from Hidden Hills, CA. Landon's Olds won First Place in the Street Machine '49-64 class.

Didn't know International Harvester made woodies. Then David Dunkel's '54 International Harvester will set you straight. Reminiscent of the Marmon-Harrington four-wheel-drive woodies, big vehicles like this were used as high-occupancy buses for decades in the first half of the 20th century.

Vintage Color Studio's Darryl Hollenbeck had never done a panel 'n' lace paintjob before tackling Norm Ricardo's '59 wagon, and now he's gotten it out of his system! Ricardo won three awards for his car, including the Von Dutch Pinstriping award, awarded to a car that best represents the work of the late Von Dutch.