Sweet Cars in Cache Valley
Derrick and I went to the Cache Valley Cruise-In car show in Logan last Saturday with my dad and brother. I used go to all the time, when I lived in Logan, but haven’t been for a while. A definite must see for car buffs.
Which may or may not be Derrick, I’m not sure. I asked Derrick if he wanted to come, and he said yes in a very convincing fashion. But about halfway through the show he put on his pouting nothing-impresses-me-except-the-xbox frowny face.
As it ends up, what that really means is “I’m hungry.” After a bit to eat he was back to enjoying the show again.
The hard thing about a show like this is that there are so many great cars, you find that you are walking right by a perfectly awesome car because you are focused on something else. For example, we were so focused on this Cobra Replica that we didn’t even hardly notice a beautiful black Mustang Mach 1 Cobra Jet right next to it.
Shelby Cobra Replica. Does that really matter?
I have a real thing for old Camaros. 1967 and 1968 Camaros. It is a major problem. I don’t know what to do about it. You’d think that if I just got myself one it would address my problem, but I’d probably just keep sinking money into it.
Still, all I really want is a nice 1968 RS/SS Dana Camaro. Is that really too much to ask?
Anyway, they had some there.
Blown Black 1967
Red 1968 SS
Blown 1969 Z28
Black 1967 RS - Kinda like in the movie Better Off Dead
Of course there were a lot of great other cars. Here’s some of them – but honestly there were at least 30 others I should have taken a picture of that I didn’t.
Nice white Corvette. I think this one was a 1967.
When I was born I came home from the hospital in a 1970 Boss 302 Mustang. It was not like this one – it was stock. They had a stock one. I don’t know why I didn’t take a picture. But this one, despite not being stock, was pretty cool I had to admit.
You should never, ever do this to a perfectly good Boss Mustang. But if you are going to do it anyway, this is the way to do it. Wow.
30s Hot Rods are also cool.
Late 30s hot rod, a 1937 Ford I think
I think this is a 1934 Ford Coupe
Sweet Hiboy - I would love to build one of these someday
HI, I Jeff Carol directed me over here since my car was pictured … I’m glad you noticed that it was patterned off of the “Better Off Dead” camaro
Check out this site … http://www.betteroffdeadcamaro.com/
~DaVe
@Dave Wow, that’s awesome that you patterned it after that Camaro in Better Off Dead – that was a freakin’ sweet ride, and, as evidenced by the movie, a total chick magnet.