The truck is up and running, so we enjoyed an evening show down the road at our local Safeway shopping center. The show was small, but very well run. Hopefully they will make it an annual event and it will grow as word gets around.
The Queen family joined us and we all brought the kids. Since there was no jumping castle, John popped them all in the back of the truck and we watched them jump around a bit and test the shocks (that always makes the fellow car show people a little nervous!). This raised an interesting question: just how many small children CAN you fit in the back of a '55 Studebaker truck?
The truck is up and running, so we enjoyed an evening show down the road at our local Safeway shopping center. The show was small, but very well run. Hopefully they will make it an annual event and it will grow as word gets around.
The Queen family joined us and we all brought the kids. Since there was no jumping castle, John popped them all in the back of the truck and we watched them jump around a bit and test the shocks (that always makes the fellow car show people a little nervous!). This raised an interesting question: just how many small children CAN you fit in the back of a '55 Studebaker truck?
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Too bad you didn't have a TW to hand to that guy. I think he was having stude flashbacks from his posture.
Looking good, great job on the wiring. Perhaps you need to challenge the GCSDC on that kids in the bed thing for the next meet. I think it would be a lot if you could keep them standing up.
Stude family fun what more can you ask for. Why more stude famiies of course.
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