What I hate about the HRM Ridler coverage is you can't see what the cars actually LOOK like. It's all doors and hood open and glitzy booth display. It adds to the ISCA distraction of doing stuff to a car just for the sake of doing SOMETHING to every part. Real car guys don't chamois their undercarriage. You don't NEED polished and plated seat bolts and muffler clamps. What is next, braided steel exhaust hanger straps?
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Originally posted by squirrel View PostThe car blends into the background. Doesn't do much for me.
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Originally posted by Bacon View Post
If you were there, there was not much of a background to blend into. The show was small and seemed to be more vendor area than show area. The show use to be a lot of things that you couldn't see on a weekend on Woodward or a local car show, this year, it was all everyday stuff for the Metro Detroit area. Complete with stock late model Corvettes seeking that best in show prize.Doing it all wrong since 1966
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Originally posted by SuperBuickGuy View Post
After SEMA, most of the indoor car shows pale in comparison....
But anyway, the Setroit show was between half and 3/4 what it was even a few years ago when I shot it for a web site. Even then, it was smaller but no where near as noticeable as it was this year.
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Originally posted by Bacon View Post
I've never been to SEMA though, from what I have seen of it, I don't think I'd want to go. PRI seems to be where all the good stuff is.
But anyway, the Setroit show was between half and 3/4 what it was even a few years ago when I shot it for a web site. Even then, it was smaller but no where near as noticeable as it was this year.Doing it all wrong since 1966
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Originally posted by Bacon View Post
Oh, my life is racing. I did the whole cruising/car show thing the excitement just isn't there.
or said another way.... my FJ40 isn't going anywhere, the rest are for sale.Last edited by SuperBuickGuy; March 10, 2020, 10:35 AM.Doing it all wrong since 1966
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Originally posted by SuperBuickGuy View Post
there's a lot of fun stuff to do that is not on asphalt.
or said another way.... my FJ40 isn't going anywhere, the rest are for sale.
my Rusty Iron Addictions are all over the spectrum!!
And I love OFF ROADING,
Yes the terrain challenges, but Mostly I go EXPLORING!! Really there are not places on this earth that someone hasn't trekked thru before,
I "LOOK" for this evidence!! Old Logging Camps, Mining Operations, even accidentally wandered into a Marijuana Operations, (never seen a beater pickup drive down a "Two Track" in reverse that fast in my life,!!) They must have thought my Camo Sammy was a DEA raid!!
And for selling, I have another Problem,
separation anxiety, every project some how ends up with a name, and once you drive/play with it..........How Can You Sell a Loved One!!
Thank You All,
You just saved and Hour with the Therapist!!
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