71st Annual Grand National Roadster Show (GNRS 2020) - Suede Palace and Indoor Display Highlights
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- It's not just about roadsters at the Grand National Roadster Show. The GNRS brings together all types of top notch classic cars from around the world, many of which are displayed throughout the buildings at the Fairplex in Pomona, California. This part of the GNRS videos features the Suede Palace displays, the Suede Palace alley, and highlights from the many indoor displays.
Highlights:
0:49 - Louis Stands' 1935 Ford Ute Roadster
1:01 - 1941(?) Ford convertible
0:09, 2:12 and 3:40 - Estranged Car Club, Portland, Oregon
3:29 - 1939 Ford Convertible and Ford Model A from Texas
3:33 - Early Ford Store display
5:07 - Si Nombre Familia Buick Riviera
5:36 - 1936 Ford Kustom
5:49 - Group of Kustoms
6:02 - Group of Mercurys
6:22 - Dale Seaholm 1933 Ford 5-Window Coupe "Holy Hell"
7:02 - 1936 Willys Model 77 Pickup Truck (2020 Al Slonaker Award Winner)
7:53 - Duo of show rods
8:36 - Kustoms room
9:20 - "Van Slam" Ford Econoline
9:55 - East Bay Speed & Custom display
10:47 - Bellos Kustoms 1940 Mercury
12:37 - Hit & Miss Special John Deere Belly Tank
14:13 - Lucky Burton Bonneville Racer
14:47 - Duo of early Ford Hot Rods
Axle has done a great job with that building over the years.
Wow, a lot of beautiful traditional customs, wouldn't know which one to pic honestly. I can say the flower patterned Rivi on the "cover" is truly stunning though 🖤☠️
I was there all three days. That green 32 3 window is bad ass!
great video so much I haven't seen in other videos
Thank you for the pics !!!!
My Buddy Chris & l were there Friday...Always Dig what's lnside!
Very nice usa cars.
Very cool video.
Dang all the car's you shot in the video are beautiful, I was trying to see the yellow truck that was made into a convertible.
Great show .
The yellow model A sedan at 11:57, and the yellow and orange 32 roadster at 12:09, are from Maryland.
So good, thank you bruh great job
very nice
Nice!!!!!
they are original only once!
Wow! They sure made a mess of that '64 Riviera. What a shame to ruin one of the best looking cars to ever roll off the assembly line.
I must agree with you! I went to this show and seen all these cars. I must say the detail work in the paint job (and entire car) is incredible and must be appreciated, but that being said, it is one fugly car. But if the owner likes it, that's all that matters.
Most of these guys have multiple cars or are in a group. They get a car, fix it up, show it out and then sell it, get a new one and repeat the process. What a wonderful hobby and most times than not the car is flawless.
When did they start this cars dragging the ground? That is just silly. Can't drive them anywhere! Can't drive on rough roads, over gravel roads, ruts in the street or bumps, and haven help you if you should come upon a speed bump!
They were better before they had them dragging the ground! It doesn't make them look and better!
Most of them are on air bags so you can drive them. They life up when ur ready to drive and the drop to the ground when you pull up to a car show and wanna look cool
That's your opinion, to each his own. These are show cars, not for cruising. You can tell which ones do get driven and which ones don't.