Annual Seal Beach Car Show
I know a lot about cars. I can look at a car'sheadlights and tell you exactly which way it's coming.
The Year Is 2004
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Notes
Dave Our Neighbor
Dave (in the red checkered shirt) is our neighbor and we kind of
watch over him. He is shown with his youngest daughter, Cathy,
visiting the show along with Sue and Paul.
The LeMans
The little blue Pontiac LeMans is a car Sue had for a period of
time to go to college. She says it was a great car and she did
use the convertible feature.
On The Beach
At the end of Main Street, one can just walk on off into the
ocean... Well, via the pier. It was a beautiful April day in
California. Notice, not a lot of sun bathers out as it was
about 11 in the morning and the weather was not hot... just nice
enough to walk around and visit the cars.
Attention To Details
You must pay attention to the details as several of the cars have
interesting and certainly appropriate license plates associated with
their cars. I'll bet this Pontiac makes exactly that sound when it
takes off down the straightaway!
Add the Juice
And they certainly have a sense of humor! The coil is
"juiced up" from California juices! The good work and fitting
jobs are marvelous to observe.
Flames
This car was hot in more ways than the flames. Great paint job.
That's Dave's grandson in the picture... He is called "Hot Rod".
Icky But Funny
Again, attention to details. Shift knob would not be
shifted if I were driving... To icky to touch!
Engine, It's All Engine
The blower and chrome detailing on this puppy was amazing.
I'd be afraid to start it up but you know, they drove it here for
the show!
Pretty In Pink
Wow! This was one bright car! A pink woody!