Event Coverage : 2013 Starliner Part 2

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The 2nd stop on the Garage Krawl for our group was my friend Roger’s house. Due to it being a private property I will not mention his last name or where it is. Roger has a fantastic collection of Fords mostly 40’s of various types and a couple of Falcons and more, but his automobilia collection is equally as impressive.

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Great old signs

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Extra parts

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Some grilles in the background behind this great plane

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Dashes, grilles, and beauty rings

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So the power company puts in an ugly power station behind your house and keeps building it bigger… well  you’d better find a cool way to hide it from your view. This works

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Everyone’s backyard should be so kool.

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More yard art, some of it I might have a need for, I may have to come back and make an offer…

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The chain was just laying there, but I couldn’t help shooting a pic of the cool wheel and tire.

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pretty kool mag.

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One wall of the garage featured license plates staring in 1913 I believe, and sequentially going up from there.

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Another wall featured only 1940 Kansas plates, from 99 of the 105 Kansas counties, that’s an impressive collection.

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Some great car club plaques.

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Great taillight lens display

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What to do with your extra plates? Why not make an American Flag? 🙂

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Then it was off to Chaotic Customs in Mulvane, KS for a shop visit and some lunch. Giant hot dogs, soda, chips and some homemade cookies really hit the spot. Here’s Mike  Young’s 40 Ford pickup which is being built for SEMA this year.

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Some of the projects under construction at Chaotic.

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Then it was off to my buddy Jack’s place for a visit. Here’s a lineup of Jack’s rides. He has a 30 year head start on me but I hope to catch up one day.

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Then it was off to Big Joe’s for an air conditioned shop visit (it was a hot one that day!) Here’s a “gas station” that Joe built to hold his compressor and welders and such when not in use.

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Some of the art inside the main shop building.

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Then I hopped in my buddy’s Galaxie for a ride to Rocky’s shop, we had a good line of 10 or so rides on the way there.

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Rocky has a pretty kool collection of Wichita area club plaques too.

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and the best chandelier around.

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Then it was back to the hotel for some fajitas courtesy of the Lonely Knights. Thanks for the good eats folks!

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The 100 or so people in the parking lot stayed out and socialized until around midnight. So many good friends that are all really more like family than friends. This is a big reason why this show is one of my favorites of the year.

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Tomorrow starts the show coverage.  Click here for the entire gallery.

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 See you at a show,

Royboy

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