Pixel Cruisers

Driving into the weekend in style in this flamed t-bucket owned by Grant Williams of Springfield, MO is my 8th and final featured car from the 41st National Street Rod Association Mid-America Street Rod Nationals. I hope everyone enjoyed them.

Cruising through the week, here’s my 7th featured car from the 41st National Street Rod Association Mid-America Street Rod Nationals. This 40 Ford, owned by Ted Burlson, is a classic in Ford black.

It’s hump day! My sixth featured car from the 41st National Street Rod Association Mid-America Street Rod Nationals is this classic black 1962 Corvette owned by Glenn & Janie Bohmann of Lawrence, KS.

For my fifth featured car from the 41st National Street Rod Association Mid-America Street Rod Nationals, I give you James Forman's big beautiful purple custom Caddy.

Happy Monday! Here is my fourth featured car from the 41st National Street Rod Association Mid-America Street Rod Nationals. I love the patina on this 1949 GMC pickup owned by Paul “Sully” Sullins of Springdale, AR. Paul is a Rollin Relics car club member and has shown “Sully’s Garage” multiple times at this show.

For my third featured car from the 41st National Street Rod Association Mid-America Street Rod Nationals, We have this 1956 Ford Parklane Station Wagon owned by Fred Gardner of Lee’s Summit, MO. A perfect ride to pack up all the family and go for a Sunday cruise.

My second featured car from the 41st National Street Rod Association Mid-America Street Rod Nationals, I present this beautiful red 1960 Impala owned by Charles Malone of Brighton, Tennessee.

To begin my series of featured cars from the 41st National Street Rod Association Mid-America Street Rod Nationals, I present this 1932 Pontiac rat rod owned by Mr. Kevin Kinsey of Benton, Arkansas.

Here's the second group of pics 📸 from last Friday (5/24/24) at the 41st National Street Rod Association Mid-America Street Rod Nationals at the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds in Springfield, MO. Be sure to tag car owners if you know them. Enjoy!

Had a great time shooting pics last Friday (5/24/24) at the 41st National Street Rod Association Mid-America Street Rod Nationals at the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds in Springfield, MO. This is the first group of pics. More pics coming.

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🎃 Happy Halloween! 🎃
My daughter and I have been carving pumpkins every Halloween since she was about 6 years old, she's now 19 and we continue to step up our carvings every year. This is my carved pumpkin 🎃 tribute to one of the best scary hot rod movies ever made, "Christine". Not my usual car show or car art post, but I hope you enjoy it. If any of you are curious, this took just over 8 hours to carve and is lit from the back with a 600 lumen LED spotlight. Like, share, and enjoy!