Lone wolfed it, nice show, 160+ cars.  Saturday was forecast as the best day of the holiday weekend.  Stayed nice until I got the GTO home N in the garage.  While I did not win one of the 4ft, 3ft or 2ft trophies from my 66 class.  I was awarded one of 4 participation plaque's I saw on the table when accepting mine. Weather not looking real good for tomorrow's show.   

This poor Canadian VW owner.  The pass side suicide door flew open on the expressway.  Leaving bent hinges and a huge dent of the awesomely painted Bug.

5 hours ago, JUSTA6 said:

 

 

 

Wow!!... That is striking! Would have loved to seen this one with the hood down. I have never been to a show that had the hoods down for maybe half an hour for folks who like to take pictures.

8 hours ago, stratman said:

Wow!!... That is striking! Would have loved to seen this one with the hood down. I have never been to a show that had the hoods down for maybe half an hour for folks who like to take pictures.

Some shots from another show this summer.   It's different.

 

That is way different! Was that paint scheme offered at Royal Pontiac?

 

BTW... You have become quite a good taker of pictures, great pics! 

53 minutes ago, stratman said:

That is way different! Was that paint scheme offered at Royal Pontiac?

 

BTW... You have become quite a good taker of pictures, great pics! 

LMAO... I'm the only one runnin around with a real camera N not a cell phone.  I don't think that paint was Royal.... If so I've never seen one before.  

On 9/3/2018 at 7:57 AM, JUSTA6 said:

Some shots from another show this summer.   It's different.

 

I can help here. The paint layout is based on the Ram Air V Royal Bobcat GTO Crystal Turquoise car. I spoke to this man at Woodward about it. He used black and white instead, with a subtle red pin stripe to separate the two colors. This is not an original Royal paint job but it was inspired by it.