cars were on display. Proceeds from the show benefit three California Central Coast
children’s charities. Here are some of the highlights. Red, hot and supercharged
‘63 Dodge 330, opened-up for inspection. Awesome!
Highly modified ’47 Hudson Super Wasp pickup has a Valley cowboy wondering, “Where does the hay go?” The Super Wasp’s pristine motor compartment hints at where part of this
pickup’s $165,000 value comes from.
Richard McCollom’s ‘06 Ford Tungsten Edition GT might be the West Coast sister car to Chronicles Editor Marty Schorr’s prized ride.
Gerry & Sharon Durnall’s ‘31 Ford Model A pickup includes everything but the kitchen sink. Correction: The kitchen sink might be in here somewhere!
WTF? Showgoer ponders the improbabilities of this highly detailed, gas-powered Mini Purple Roadster. Size may not matter after all!
Joe Mello’s tastefully customized ‘56 Buick Super is as refreshing as a stick of Spearmint gum!
Words & Photos: Jim Palam, http://www.jimpalam.com/
For more information about the show and its support of local charities, please visit
http://www.wheelsnwindmills.com/index.html