2017 Grand National Roadster Show Pt 6 Brought To You By Speedway Motors
Welcome to the final day of my coverage of the 2017 Grand National Roadster show. Hopefully by now you’ve seen the captions that I added this time, adding in the names of the owners and the make/model of the cars if I can grab the info at the show. Let me know how you like this or dislike it, it’s a ton of extra work but if you dig it I’ll keep doing it. Also for those that subscribe to the site, how do you like getting the entire post in your email inbox?
In this coverage post I cover a few things, some more of the outdoor cars, building 9 featuring Tri-Fives, a display of some seriously awesome woodies, a rad blown drag VW, a couple of kustoms, hot rods, and the amazingly righteous unveiling of the Beast IV at the NHRA Museum. Congrats to Webb Automotive Art, and everyone involved on an insanely cool build. It was motivating to be in a room with so many of the people that inspire me on a regular basis.
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Saturday evening was a very special event. The NHRA Museum unveiled The Beast IV, and it awesome. If you want a full run down on the BeastIV you need to get the latest issue of Hop Up Magazine and enjoy the giant feature article. Yeah I’m kinda mean like that. I decided since everyone was taking photos of the car I’d try to capture a few of the people at the unveiling. It was my thought that in 50 years the people will be just as interesting to folks as the car which they will still be able to enjoy.