Hi Mike
Really neat stuff, do you have any more shots of the twin engine red & white roadster? or what ever it is.
The broad array of cars on the salt is just amazing, what a great place for the mind to go crazy !!
Like they say ' Run what ya Broung '
DND, Don
Here are 4 photos of the roadster which the owner calls a "1936 Buick Wildcat." Two of the photos are from the Cache Valley Cruise-In (Logan, Ut), July 2010 and the other 2 are from the same event in 2011, which, incidentally, is the last time I'll shoot that event. In addition to the abysmal lighting with variegated light under the trees, that show has to be the world's epicenter for "rude." I dunno what/why it is, but not only are there 12 trillion grimy-mitted brats running around unsupervised and unleashed, but their parents are no better.
Those last coupla years I used the desire to start using my camera/monopod as a mace/quarterstaff as an indicator that it was time to split, get a nice cold cream soda or Gatorade and head for home. It seemed to be the best way to avoid handcuff rash on my wrists.
I just don't like handcuffs.
Oh. Lest I forget. I've never met the roadster's owner/builder, but I've been told that he only has one arm. His creation is outstanding. It has a pair of 215 aluminum Buicks for power. I guess you could call it a Buick V16.