The Grand National Roadster Show

posted by admin on June 19, 2011

The Grand National Roadster Show was held in January but I thought I would write a blog article to showcase some of the best rides that were at the show. The show is the longest running indoor event of its kind and never fails to please with the high standards that the show demands.

There is a huge wealth of photos on the photo sharing sites such as Flickr and Photobucket and we have trawled them all to find our favorites. You can click the links below the photos to visit the entire photo-set on the relevant site.

Vibrant Purple Cadillac

Crazy Econoline Dragon Paint

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'It Wazza' owned by Gary and Janice William

'Double Dozen' built by Steve’s Auto Restoration and owned by Jeff Chandler

1934 Ford Roadster owned by Daryl Wolfswinkel and built by Squeeg’s Kustoms

Amazing detailing on this lowrider

Now there is something you don't see at every show...

Very cool transporter

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The 2011 America’s Most Beautiful Roadster award was picked up by Daryl Wolfswinkel’s ’34 Ford Roadster. I think you’ll agree it was definately worthy of the prize despite the fierce competition.

Daryl Wolfswinkel's '34 Ford Roadster

This 1934 Ford Roadster was created for Daryl by Doug Jerger and his team as Squeeg’s Kustoms based in Chandler, Arizona. It features a Jag Chassis, stainless steel exhaust, big block Chevrolet engine fitted with Dart aluminium block and heads and Hilborn injectors. The engine was designed and build by Mark Clark who is the owner of Speed Sports.