Thanks Ed. I’ve got some other pictures I can post maybe tomorrow. Got them uploaded to Flickr, just need to make time while sitting at the PC.

Yes, thanks Ed.  Some very cool rides.

BB

Really cool stories and pictures. Wish I could have been there. I was born in Bryan, Tx in 1960. I lived in Baytown Tx and College Station. Went to College Station Jr high school. We're any of you living there in the early 70's?

nice   Did I just see a Radio Flyer Car ??  Really  ??  George Barris would be proud  

dibs on the bronco........

MS wrote:

I am going to attend this show Sunday morning at 7:00 to 1:00 January 13, 2019.  Trying to get a group together to go along.  So far, a few are going along.  Hope you can make it.  If interested in going, email me steve@mustangsteve.com and I will get the hotel info to you. 
This is being planned as a similar trip to the Waco trip several took last summer.  Must drive 25 year old or older car.  No wives allowed!  This one just happens to have a cool car show to attend in the process.  Expecting 300+ cars.
Hope you can make it.

Lucky's Rod Run
7am-1pm, January 13
Chicken Oil Co. (It's a restaurant)
3600 S College Ave.
Bryan, TX 77801
Get there early - over 300 expected at this annual event.
 

 

Hokay, this is happening again on a Sunday, next January 12, 2020 from 8 AM to 5 PM

Hope y’all are thinking bout doing this again, I’m planning on it 😉

More info on FB provided this link works https://www.facebook.com/events/1473564232807715/

Stevo wrote:

MS wrote:

I am going to attend this show Sunday morning at 7:00 to 1:00 January 13, 2019.  Trying to get a group together to go along.  So far, a few are going along.  Hope you can make it.  If interested in going, email me steve@mustangsteve.com and I will get the hotel info to you. 
This is being planned as a similar trip to the Waco trip several took last summer.  Must drive 25 year old or older car.  No wives allowed!  This one just happens to have a cool car show to attend in the process.  Expecting 300+ cars.
Hope you can make it.

Lucky's Rod Run
7am-1pm, January 13
Chicken Oil Co. (It's a restaurant)
3600 S College Ave.
Bryan, TX 77801
Get there early - over 300 expected at this annual event.
 

What do you usually do at a car show Steve? Do you sit with your car, or do you mix and mingle?

 
Just depends. I really enjoy sitting by my car because I get to meet alot of people and discuss the car with them. But, there were so many really interesting cars at that particular show I spent the day walking around.   Plus, it was too darned cold to just sit still!

I have learned that shows involving mostly Mustangs will have many more people interested in discussing mods done to my car. The mods are typically invisible to the population not knowledgeable about Mustangs. So, if it is a general show with chebbies and street rods and the like, my car does not get near the attention it gets at a Ford show. And that frees me up to go look and learn about the other stuff in the world.

Are you going back with a 390? Bishops in Dallas might have a block.

MS wrote:

Stevo wrote:

MS wrote:

I am going to attend this show Sunday morning at 7:00 to 1:00 January 13, 2019.  Trying to get a group together to go along.  So far, a few are going along.  Hope you can make it.  If interested in going, email me steve@mustangsteve.com and I will get the hotel info to you. 
This is being planned as a similar trip to the Waco trip several took last summer.  Must drive 25 year old or older car.  No wives allowed!  This one just happens to have a cool car show to attend in the process.  Expecting 300+ cars.
Hope you can make it.

Lucky's Rod Run
7am-1pm, January 13
Chicken Oil Co. (It's a restaurant)
3600 S College Ave.
Bryan, TX 77801
Get there early - over 300 expected at this annual event.
 

What do you usually do at a car show Steve? Do you sit with your car, or do you mix and mingle?

 
Just depends. I really enjoy sitting by my car because I get to meet alot of people and discuss the car with them. But, there were so many really interesting cars at that particular show I spent the day walking around.   Plus, it was too darned cold to just sit still!

I have learned that shows involving mostly Mustangs will have many more people interested in discussing mods done to my car. The mods are typically invisible to the population not knowledgeable about Mustangs. So, if it is a general show with chebbies and street rods and the like, my car does not get near the attention it gets at a Ford show. And that frees me up to go look and learn about the other stuff in the world.

Fair enough... I have been to a number of shows lately and find that I would like to chat to the owners, but they are usually not with their cars.
With your car, I feel that you have done a fantastic job if the mods are not easily visible.
Speaking of your mods (and this may need another topic), how did you go with the front clip that you were planning back when you lived in Ovilla and the cell phone teenager crashed into you? I often wonder how that all panned out.