West Michigan Burn Survivors Car Show Post #3

This is the third and last entry of the pictures from the West Michigan Burn Survivors Car and Truck Show. I hope you have enjoyed them as much as I enjoyed bringing them to you. As always, this is a remarkable show. Our thanks to local Fire Departments for bringing their equipment for all to see. Your tireless work is really appreciated by all. Great job. And to those who put this show on, a big kudos to you, too. Weather was great as was the entertainment, food and auction. Money was raised for the Butterworth/Spectrum Burn Center in Grand Rapids.





This was an award winner and brought to us by Mr. Holton. 1926 Ford Model "T" Touring. The presentation was great as was this very nice car. Thanks for bringing your car for all of us to enjoy!


This is a 1937 Chevy belonging to Frank from Wyoming, Mi. This blue is electric, Frank!




1933 Chevy in a Dark Red, deep color. Leroy and Sandy are the owners and they shined it up for us!






This 1928 Model "A" is brought to us by Stanley. It is is Tudor Sedan. The sun was shining off the hood so brightly that I had to take another shot!!


Norm brought this sharp, clean and detailed 1938 Chevy. Thanks, Norm!





Len brought in his 1962 Ford T-bird. Boy, I love this car! Clean, inside and out!


A Standing line of five 1957 Fords. A Wagon, Skyliner, P/U truck, Hard Top and Sedan. All belong to Norm Byrne. Thanks for bringing them in today. How many drivers did you have!!!???


This bright yellow '29 Model "A" belongs to Jerry who is a member of the Great Lakes Rodders. This is a sport coupe. I had a '29 business coupe. Just loved it!




At every car show is a hearse in case someone passes after looking at all these wonderful toys! Anthony from Killer Rides, brought his 1983, all decked out with wierd items of all kinds. He seems to think the general population does not like the hearses to be here. What do you think? I get a kick out of the "show" that they put on. Presentation is everything! Nice job, Anthony.



This very bright Cobra just about blew out my camera lens with its brightness! It is a 1965 and belongs to Casey. Thanks for driving in today, Casey. Sharp!


This is a 1959 MGA, saved from the rust god and made into a very nice car.
I met an ol' friend, Dave, who brought this car and the Old Speckled Hen Car Club from Grand Rapids. He is a member of this MG club and has been for many, many years. His wife owns an ice cream shop...so guys, take a ride to 3834 52nd St SE Kentwood for some really special ice cream. It is the Hershey Creamery Company and has over 40 varieties of fab ice cream. So take a ride in your hot car for some cold ice cream!
Mike sure you tell Linda that Mike's Show-N-Shine sent you!



This is soooo kool! It is a 1952 MGTD brought to us by Pat, another member of the Old Speckled Hen Car Club. Where did they get the name? Old Speckled Hen is a type of beer! Thanks to Dave H. for the answer to my question!

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