Last Saturday I headed over to San Manuel Stadium in San Bernadino, CA for Huffarama. Put on by the Dead Sleds Club to honor Bo Huff the fantastic car customizer from Utah who was also part of the club.

So much fun at this year’s RPM Nationals. Enjoy the last few racing pics from the show.

Now of course we all came out to see cars speed down the runway but we also came to hangout with friends and make new ones. This wonderful hobby that I love wouldn’t exist if not for all the wonderful people that are apart of it.

Of course, there is racing at the RPM Nationals but there is so much more going on. There is the car corral filled with cool hot rods and customs and a wonderful swap meet.

Friday afternoon and Saturday morning the hot rods roll-in for tech. They lineup to get all the safety checks before the racing begins.

I tell everyone I know who’s into old cars and digs racing about one of my favorite events, the wonderful RPM Nationals. It’s an annual event on the airstrip at Santa Margarita Ranch. It's just so cool to see these 4-bangers and flatheads scream down the airstrip with the drop of the flag.

The show was awesome. So many wonderful trucks were in the buildings and outside. It was a blast. I got to see a few new trucks I hadn’t seen before as well as a couple of debuts from friends. It was an all-around awesome show.

So I realized as I was about to write about this year’s Cruisin’ for a Cure that I haven’t been since 2019. This year’s show was fantastic but a little on the warm side. Alright it was hot! The heat definitely turned some people away but it was still an awesome turnout for a great cause.

A favorite show every single year. I do love the Ventura Nationals! This year’s show was packed with friends and cool cars. It’s hard to describe but the vibe of this show is always wonderful. You are just hangin’ around so many car loving people who are just there to have a good time.

Every year I get up early and get the cars rolling into the Ventura Nationals. This year I was there around 5am. Now that may sound early but the 1st cars in the line got there at 3:30am. Yep, you read that right, 3:30am.

Friday evening and into the night there are a few shop open houses during the Ventura Nationals Weekend.

Ed “Isky” Iskederian, The Camfather & founder of Isky Racing Cams turned 102 year’s young on Monday, July 10th. Saturday at the Lions Automobilia Museum they through him a big party with friends, family and fans.

One of my favorite events every year is the Mooneyes Open House. It’s always a fantastic event with so many cool cars and lots of friends.

Cambra Speed Shop has had shows in the past at their place but this is the first one that they have shut the street down for and it was a great success

A fantastic way to spend a Saturday checking out cool cars in sunny Southern California. Well finally sunny, it’s been gray and overcast in SoCal for months and finally we got some sun for the LA Roadster Show. Now in it’s 57th year.

Saturday was a blast for this year’s Chopped & Dropped put on by Nosed & Decked at Roxannes Bar in Long Beach. Now I may be a little bias as Wade, owner of Nosed & Decked, is a great friend but I can’t deny that for the second show it was a great turnout and a whole lot of fun.

Sunday I headed over to Hart Park in Orange, California for the Annual Model A Pancake Breakfast put on by the Orange County Model A Ford Club.

Welp I haven’t done 1 show in a day for awhile why not 2. On Saturday evening after the Aces Hot Rod Resurrection show I headed over to San Pedro for Customs Cruise.

It’s been awhile since I have been to a car show. I’ve been working on a long term project that I should be able to tell you about in the next couple of months but I knew I wasn’t going to miss the Aces Hot Rod Resurrection show. It happens at Old World Village in Huntington Beach, CA and is always a blast.

A show I try to never miss is the Lost Souls Get Down. Put on by the Lost Souls Car Club, it all goes down at a park in San Pedro, CA.