From our discerning No. Calif. correspondent, Michael S Moore:
"So
the Billetproof show or something like it started down around Paso Robles as
an alternative to all the bright ‘n’ shiny Hot Rod expos that have burgeoned
around the country to give voice to the home-made and idiosyncratic of the
hobby over the multi-thousand dollar cookie-cutter rich man’s “collectible”
custom made cars. Or so I understand; I went to Antioch two years ago
and found it really interesting and a definite contrast to, well, the one
Benicia puts on in the spring [albeit for a worthy cause - the high school
band], which is mostly old white guys with lavishly chromed machinery they
may or may not have had a hand in building. Two years on there were a
lot more cars and vendors [and old white guys, myself included] at Antioch,
and more of those bright ‘n’ shiny street rods despite the strictures -
1964 and prior TRADITIONAL style rods and customs ONLY
No visible billet anything! Especially wheels!
No digital gauges
No IFS on fenderless cars
No trailered cars
No mag wheels made after the 60’s
Traditional
looking choppers and bobbers ONLY! (No modern West Coast Choppers, OCC style bikes) ..." --MSM
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Trucks, cars, highways, landscape, good writing. "You cannot travel on the path, before you have become the Path itself."
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Billetproof at Antioch, vol. 1
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