2019 Frankenmuth Autofest

[Frosty]

Sunday I was able to spend some time walking around the the Frankenmuth Autofest. I was told they had to close registration on Saturday afternoon at 2,480 cars! There was no more space in Heritage Park!

1954 Corvette

I was waiting for the kid to stick his tongue out like a dog!

Got motor?

A Z/TA Conversion

442 Convertible

An '81 Phoenix? Wow.

This had to be my favorite towing company sign.....ever.

 

Edited September 11, 2019 by Frosty

[Ringo64]

Great pics!

i laughed way too hard at that tow truck company name 🐫 

[Frosty]

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Dodge Rampage and matching Rampage trailer

Buick Reatta convertible. Nice.

My old next door neighbor (as a kid) had a '76 Regal. It also reminds me of the Indy Pace Car too.

This was definitely the longest car at the show. A '30 Pontiac street rod stretched limo.

One of the few Mustang decal packages I ever liked. 

I have no idea what the hell this is. THere was no make on the vehicle.

Again, this is not obvious but it was a V12 - so its cool.

Matching motorcycle?

A super rare and very desirable Pontiac Beaumont SD (Super Deluxe) 396 convertible.   Does any one have a towel? I think I just wet myself.

Edited September 11, 2019 by Frosty

[Frosty]

 

My friend Ilene "Trixie" Roth, "Big Daddy" Ed Roth's widow was in town for the show, selling Rat Fink wares. She signed a sign and a couple of ball caps for me.

 

37 minutes ago, Ringo64 said:

Great pics!

i laughed way too hard at that tow truck company name 🐫 

Isn't that awesome?!? The guy is a genius. I wonder how many people got the joke?

 

[JUSTA6]

Thankz for sharing. Looks like you got there very early.  Breakfast at TONY's??

[Frosty]

7 hours ago, JUSTA6 said:

Thankz for sharing. Looks like you got there very early.  Breakfast at TONY's??

Nope. Not quite - though tempting. I had breakfast at the Elba Township Fire Dept all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast with a bunch of Widetrackers.

The Elba Township Fire Dept sponsors Jacob's old boy scout troop, Troop 137 of the Waters and Woods Council.