Saturday’s fun was filled with some very cool cars. I headed over to the annual Main Street El Segundo Car Show, a wonderful event.

On Saturday, I headed to the Lions Automobilia Museum for Isky’s 103rd birthday celebration. On Wednesday, July 10th Ed turned 103. He is an icon in the automotive industry and still going strong.

Another fantastic LA Roadster Show has come and gone. It was a great time with some cool hot rods and great deals in the swapmeet area.

I headed to Roxanne’s Bar in Long Beach for the Nosed & Decked Chopped & Dropped car show on Saturday morning.

Saturday was one of my favorite shows each year, the Aces Hot Rod Resurrection put on by the Aces Car Club. This year’s show was the 20th and for the past few years, it has been Old World Village in Huntington Beach, CA.

One of my favorite buildings yearly is the Suede Palace at the Grand National Roadster Show. Traditional hot rods and customs are some of my favorite things in this car culture I love.

Now there aren’t just cool bright colors at the Mexican village there are cool colors on all the customs and hot rods at the show for the Grand National Roadster Show.

Well, it didn’t rain. Saturday was the Grand Cruise-In at the Grand National Roadster Show and for whatever reason the rain gods decided to let there not be rain.

My Grand National Roadster Show almost ever year starts off at the NHRA Museum for the GNRS press conference.

At this year’s Grand National Roadster Show there were some wonderful contenders for this year’s Slonaker Award but there can only be one winner. That would be a 1959 Chevrolet Impala Hardtop named “Bespoke”.

Sunday night while the rain fell outside, inside the main building at the Pomona Fairplex they crowned America’s Most Beautiful Roadster. This year’s winner is Beth Meyer’s fantastic 1932 Ford Phaeton built by Roy Brizio Street Rods. This was my pick too.

Saturday was the 3rd Annual Mooneyes New Year’s Party and it was a blast.

The Holiday Motor Excursion put on by the Horseless Carriage Club of SoCal and in its 67th year the show is always a blast.

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.