the Moonliner was a standout among the racing vehicles at the Grand National Roadster

For a couple photos of it in a garage: http://choosingscars.blogspot.com/2009/04/website-of-variety-of-car-and.html

The Rodders Journal booth at the Grand National Roadster show

http://www.roddersjournal.com/

Hot Rods and Custom Stuff had two really cool displays at the Grand National Roadster show, a convertible 1968 Barracuda and pinstripped 32 parts

http://www.hotrodscustomstuff.com/

Nice duece roadster from Fastlane Rodshop

http://www.fastlanerodshop.com/

Artist Darrell Mayabb had a booth at the Grand National Roadster show, but didn't want any of his illustrations photographed

He'd have had a much better post, but as you'll see from his website, he's scared to death that you'll actually see any of his work large enough to enjoy it, unless you pay for it. Well, good luck with that philosophy.

This is just the most pathetic post for an artists work you'll ever see here. But few artists are such dumbasses as to keep you from seeing the work they are trying to sell. Just check out his website http://www.automotivegraffiti.com/galery_main_page.html and you'll probably agree.

Suede palace at the Grand National Roadster show

This is a great idea, setting up a display that mimics the hot rodders when they went to the dry lakes races

For another cool view of the above camping display, see this over at Justacargal: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_AnSf_nt3B0A/S2zzp0zXadI/AAAAAAAANGk/6GLpRi5hrTw/s1600-h/DSC_0232.JPG

This is one beaut of a car, it really irratates the hell out of me that the overhead lighting ruins the photos when the paint is so perfect and reflective

Terrific scallops, great color combo, and great bodywork for such flat panels.. not a wave or wiggle in sight

Grand National Roadser show coverage continues with the Boss custom Mustang with huge wheels

Here is the photo gallery of it at Sema http://choosingscars.blogspot.com/2009/11/boss-stang-looks-real-cool-with.html