When you look at a car, two things about it are the most prominent. Your eyes will tell you really quick whether the car is a winner or not just on those two items. These two items should complement each other on many levels to make the vehicle stand out from the rest of the crowd. These two points of interest that I am talking about are paint and interior, which can turn an ordinary vehicle into a show winner.
The 1954 Chevrolet Corvette Custom “Transitions Concept 546” is a six year project that Larry Griffey of Griffey’s Hot Rods and Restorations brought to the 2017 Detroit Autorama…..This car pays tribute to three cars that Chevrolet built to show where Corvette was heading back in the 1950’s…It started as a 1954 Chevrolet Corvette but it has had a TON of work done to it….And after building award winning car for clients for years…Larry finally has one of His own…Make sure you check out this 2017 Great Eight award at the 2017 Detroit Autorama winning 1954 Chevrolet Corvette!!! Subscribe to the this Channel and Visit www.scottiedtv.com For new content weekly!!!
The 1930 Ford Model A Coupe “After Thought” a Great Eight winner at the 2017 Detroit Autorama…..Built by Cal Automotive Creations this has to be be the most detailed 30 Ford on the planet….I have known Andy Leach of Cal Automotive Creations for a few years and I have always been a fan…..They won the Ridler Award in 2013, The 50th anniversary of that show..And they were a contender again this year with this 1930 Ford…Make sure you are setting down while checking this one out..It’s going to blow your mind ….Detail …..Detail…..Detail… Crazy amount of detail….And cool…This Car is just cool….You hear people say a car has “The Look”?……This Car has the look…..I could go on and on….Just check it out out!!!! Make sure you subscribe to this Channel and Visit www.scottiedtv.com For new Content weekly!!
While doing a photo shoot of a private automotive collection of very diverse original, customs, classics and hot rods I saw something that stopped me in my tracks. I know a huge number of auto enthusiasts watched the TV show Home Improvement just to see what vehicles would turn up in Tim “The Toolman” Taylor’s garage or on his show “Tool Time”. The show ran from September 1991 through May 1999, and Tim Allen was just awesome in his character’s role as a guy that really wanted to be a hot rodder even though he was just a bit challenged mechanically. Over the series there were many vehicles featured, some more prominently than others, and what I saw in this private collection is supposedly one of the first vehicles to be featured on the show.
The 1946 Chevrolet Pickup Lowrider “Maximillion”…I caught up with it at The 2017 Detroit Autorama….I can’t even start to tell you about this one….I mean it is way cool in so many ways…I wouldn’t know where to start….The frame rails?….The 331 HEMI!?!?!……The wide whites…..Dual wide whites in the back…Under the dump bed!?!?!….lol…You will just have to trust me….This one is a must see….Check out this way cool Hot Rod from The Detroit Autorama 2017…..Make sure you Subscribe to this Channel and Visit www.scottiedtv.com For new content weekly!!!
Automotive enthusiasts usually have one or two vehicles in their garage or shop that are their pride and joy. Sometimes you will find someone that has a really cool garage or shop that has maybe ten vehicles of assorted manufacturers and years. Somewhere along these lines is when you can start calling yourself a collector of cars and trucks. Collecting means that the number of vehicles that you own is always growing, never diminishing and that entails having the space to store them plus the time to maintain them. Most owners of large, private collections are very private individuals that only show their vehicles by invitation.
According to the fourth edition of the World Registry of Cobras & GT 40s, the 1965 Shelby Cobra, CSX 2442, was originally billed to Shelby American on April 14, 1964, and it was shipped to Los Angeles on May 26 aboard the SS Diemerdyk. Cobra CSX 2442 was invoiced on August 19, 1964 to Rossetter Ford, Inc. in Peoria, Illinois. The Registry continues with “ 1 Cobra-Ford, chassis #CSX 2442, Red/black” at a price of $5,195.00 with Class A accessories, including a luggage rack, wire wheels (the Registry states “chrome,” but it is shared that this car has actually had painted wire wheels from day one), whitewall tires, a hardtop, side curtains and freight for a total of $6,070.05. The car was delivered to Illinois via Shelby transporter. The car’s record continues that 2442 was sold to Lyle D. Groenwold of Peoria, Illinois on October 30, 1965. See it go through the 2016 Auctions America Auburn Fall Collector Car Auction.
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Any chance I get to shoot a Batmobile…I’m going to do it….I don’t follow the Batman Movie series….But cool is cool…And the Batmobiles are always cool….I found this one from Batman v Superman Dawn Of Justice at The SEMA Show 2016….Check it out!!…Make sure you Subscribe to this Channel and Visit www.scottiedtv.com For new Content every week!!
Being an auto enthusiast I know that there are many automotive museums, both big and small, scattered across our great country. I am also pleased to say that there is an automotive museum within a 15 minute drive from my home. I enjoy seeing what unique vehicles these museums have on display, and just sometimes the museum is also a part of automotive history like the one in Greeneville, Tennessee.
The City Car Garage Museum building did not start out with an automotive connection unless it was the cars and trucks that came to it to pick up seed or other farm related supplies. The first building on this location was a Kasco Feed Store in the 1930’s, but in the 1940’s it was purchased by W. R. Bullen and his business partner Jack O’Keefe. These two gentlemen bought the property and building after their Plymouth-Dodge dealership in town burned down and turned this location into a new dealership and garage.
A 2016 Chevrolet Camaro SS I shot at The SEMA Show 2016….What makes this Car special and worthy of coverage is that is was the test mule for the LT1 motor…..And is the car that Lingenfelter Performance Engineering used to dial in the Magnuson Supercharger on the latest LT1 from Chevrolet taking it to 630hp/600tq….They have added some wheels and exhaust to give the car a little more aggressive look…But with LPE and Magnuson it is all about what you feel not what you see….Cool piece of Hot Rod history…..Check it out…Make sure you Subscribe to this Channel and Visit www.scottiedtv.com for new content every week!!!