Temecula Rod Run 2023

[rickym20]

I am no Tommy gun but spent a little time enjoying the cars out there today . Anyone else go and want to share some pictures, please feel free..

 

[rickym20]

 

[rickym20]

 

[rickym20]

 

[rickym20]

 

[rickym20]

 

[rickym20]

 

[rickym20]

 

[rickym20]

 

[Mcob25rg]

GREAT POST! Thank you!!!

 

[JJ McClure]

Nice photos. Thanks for sharing!

 

[BUDMAN]

Nice phots. Thanks for sharing

 

[Andy B.]

Thanks for !!

 

[BRONCOBOY]

Lots of quality cars out there today, never seen so many Lincoln's at one show. Even a LS powered Willy's jeep PU cruiser and a ford ranch wagon won best of show.

 

[HNL2LHC]

Wow, what a great selection of photos. Thanks for the posts!!!

 

[C-2]

Thanks for sharing, great job

 

[Desert Whaler]

Awesome !
Gracias !

 

[westair]

That silver 69 Road Runner is one of the nicest I've seen!! ... good job on the pics!

 

[rickym20]

Lots of quality cars out there today, never seen so many Lincoln's at one show. Even a LS powered Willy's jeep PU cruiser and a ford ranch wagon won best of show.

Wish I was able to stick around for the results, Thanks letting us know on who won. Fell in love with a few cars out there and it seemed like there was a wide variety of cars out there for all tastes. Did you happen to get any pictures of the best of show?

 

[CarolynandBob]

Nice pics.

I built one almost just like this one? Did you get any more pics of it? It is kind of crazy how much we are alike in what we built. His is a 64 and mine was a 65. I have a 350 with a 700r4. Mine was a long bed. His has a better paint job. I sold mine a few years ago.

Mine

 

[Hardly Satisfied]

Lots of nice rides. Thanks for sharing

 

[SummitKarl]

very cool thanks for posting

 

[OLDRAAT]

Great photos. Lots of nice stuff there.

 

[MK1MOD0]

My son and I rode the bikes down yesterday and checked out the rides. There were some amazing cars out. Perfect weather, great cars and a fun crowd. Couldn’t have asked for a better weekend to do it. And I agree with Broncoboy.... more old lincolns than I’ve ever seen together.

 

[HydroSkreamin]

Thanks for taking us along! Lots of cool stuff there.

 

[rickym20]

Nice pics.

I built one almost just like this one? Did you get any more pics of it? It is kind of crazy how much we are alike in what we built. His is a 64 and mine was a 65. I have a 350 with a 700r4. Mine was a long bed. His has a better paint job. I sold mine a few years ago.

View attachment 1227634

Mine


View attachment 1227635

Your ride was Nice too. Only got one more of it so hope it helps

 

[rickym20]

Few more random ones

 

[rickym20]

My son and I rode the bikes down yesterday and checked out the rides. There were some amazing cars out. Perfect weather, great cars and a fun crowd. Couldn’t have asked for a better weekend to do it. And I agree with Broncoboy.... more old lincolns than I’ve ever seen together.

The Lincoln’s had their own section and wish I had taken more pictures of them . At the time I was going through they were taking a group photo so wanted to stay away from that shot.

Had a question that maybe you guys can answer. There were a few with hard top convertibles . Was that a factory option back then ? Or is that custom? Really was impressed with those.

 

[RichL]

Great pics. Thanks for posting them.

 

[Boatymcboatface]

Nice pictures! Bummed we missed it this year the kids had a great time last year.

 

[Shlbyntro]

The Lincoln’s had their own section and wish I had taken more pictures of them . At the time I was going through they were taking a group photo so wanted to stay away from that shot.

Had a question that maybe you guys can answer. There were a few with hard top convertibles . Was that a factory option back then ? Or is that custom? Really was impressed with those.

yes, a lot of continentals were hardtop convertibles. they were electric and were run by an impressive array of relays and switches on the top to go up and down with no circuit boards to speak of. Ill bet @bonesfab has a good close up picture or two of these systems

 

[bonesfab]

yes, a lot of continentals were hardtop convertibles. they were electric and were run by an impressive array of relays and switches on the top to go up and down with no circuit boards to speak of. Ill bet @bonesfab has a good close up picture or two of these systems

They truly suck to work on. The fun will begin shortly.

 

[TomD]

Very cool!! a lot of different stuff to see. Thanks for sharing.