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| My third visit to Cobo Call this year was for AutoRama. I had never been, so I wasn't exactly sure what to expect. |
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| But as soon as I walked into the main hall, I was greeted by what was essentially a live version of my Instagram and Facebook feeds, minus the import cars. This Vega in the Jegs booth was awesome. The color combo, stance and powerplant just make for a car I'd LOVE to have in my garage. |
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| Jegs was one of many exhibitors present, with hundreds of products on display. |
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| Sadly, I don't remember the name of the exhibitor that had these awesome ITB's, but this V8 "Eight-Stack" manifold was gorgeous. |
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| This 1957 Chevy sedan was amazing. The paint, and level of detail on the car was very impressive. |
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| Some of you might have seen the Dukes of Hazzard. These 2 cars are replicas of the General Lee (1969 Dodge Charger) and Rosco's Police Cruiser (1978 Plymouth fury) |
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| This crashed charger was actually jumped on the streets of Detroit earlier in the weekend. This is the damage from the Jump...one jump...sort of ruins the movies a bit... |
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| Keeping with the Dukes of Hazzard, this Jeep CJ-7, driven by Daisy Duke in the show. |
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| This gorgeous 1960 Chevy El Camino was the nicest ElCo I've ever seen. |
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| Not sure what this was, but it certainly was what I expected to see at what is called "America's Best Hot Rod Show". |
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| This 65 Mustang, like everything on the main floor, was absolutely perfect. |
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| This Supercharged and Intercooled '55 Chevy was one of my favorite "Tri-Five" cars present. |
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| The charge piping and paint is perfect. |
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| This Dodge Power Wagon was one of my favorite pickups present. This one was quite special, though. |
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| This Power Wagon is running a 4BT Cummins diesel engine. I'm not a truck guy, but I'd love to own this thing. |
Stay tuned for more AutoRama coverage.
-Phil
