Grand National Roadster Show Outdoors - The Drive-In

Once an employee of the late Boyd Coddington, Dan Sobieski now has his own shop and this Deuce pickup is a testament to his talent.

Bi and Peggy Yount brought their chopped Merc coupe to the Drive-In. All Ford, it's equipped with a Mustang II front end and a 351 and C4.

Shades of Road Tour cars past-Mark Wilson's two-tone '36 Chevrolet is a clean cruiser with an inviting leather interior that smells great too.

Mural Cook came from Texas in his '32 along with a half-dozen other Deuce drivers. He had no problems other than a minor repair to an electric fan relay.

Eightball Rods and Choppers built this '30 Model A with a decided '60s theme for Russell Glum.

Jim Fitzpatrick's '49 Ford coupe is a great example of what was once called a sleeper. The only exterior hint that there might be a surprise under the hood, like the Chrysler Hemi it's packing, are the wide real wheels.

Bob Whittaker cruised in from Riverside, CA, in his '60 Buick Invicta. The stock nailhead is still under the hood and airbags have been added to "get 'er down."