Local Car Show Today, Allen Texas

[mmosley]

A few nice PT type cars there, including a pretty sweet Pantera. I took a few pictures with the old cell phone of a '69 Camaro. Looked to be a fairly high dollar build. Maybe someone here owns this car or knows the car?

Edit: Attachments removed... see link below if you want to see pictures.

[ADiCarlo]

Not my style but I bet the owner is happy with the quality of work.

[mmosley]

Not my style but I bet the owner is happy with the quality of work.

Exactly, the appreciation for the passion, skills and craftsmanship I sometimes see lacking at the local shows. I actually had some ass clown tell me I could not park in the lot at a car show last week because it was for GMs only. What a tool, that attitude has no place in our hobby. He is probably the same troll checking VINs and using his pocket mirror to see if all the numbers matched.

One thing I definitely like about this site. No one telling me I should stick with 14", or at the most 15" wheels on my old Mopar...

That said, definitely not my style on a few levels. To start with I am a Mopar guy and the base of this build is the quintessential belly button car, the '69 Camaro. I am not knocking the '69 Camaro, it is pretty, but there are so many of them! Not many like this car though! This car has exceptional craftsmanship, detail, and is a beautiful build. We can all appreciate that. For example, some of the local shows I'll spend as much time or more going over a low rider build than a muscle car build. Why, since I would probably never build one? Because you never know what little detail or feature you might find that is interesting or that you could use on your own car. One can always appreciate imagination, execution, and craftsmanship.

[icemanrd19]

what was he asking for the car? that 69 is very very nice in person

[mmosley]

Found it. Builder is a local shop in Plano. Mitch Henderson Designs. Car was at SEMA last year.

http://www.hubgarage.com/mygarage/V8TV/blogs/40787