
and then there was the standard-issue Texas dually:

And in the "everybody's a comedian" category, the owner of a 1937 Chevy put a Bob's Big Boy figurine inside the engine compartment:


1937 Chevy with Big Boy in the engine compartment

I should have allowed more time to talk to the owners, many of whom were (rightfully) very proud of their cars. Note to self: showing up with one hour remaining doesn't allow for sufficient chat time.
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