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Photos from NSRA Nationals in 2006 |
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With a little luck and some good planning, we were able to get to the show and set up our exhibitors booth for The Little Trailer Company / B & B Manufacturing early Wednesday morning before the heat set in. With 11,000 cars pre-registered, there was plenty to see. Being a vendor means sticking close to the booth to meet potential clients. Unfortunately, that leaves little time to see even a small fraction of the actual event. Here are a few photos of just some of the displays inside the exhibit hall from the event. | |||
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Two tone
paint schemes can really catch your eye.
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The exhibitors
like PPG, Goodyear and DuPont bring out the some of the sharpest looking
cars you'll ever see, but smaller firms often have demos that rival
the big boys.
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The Studebaker
is easy to recognize. What about the maroon over gold? Would you have
guessed it's a '51 Chevrolet?
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When done
correctly, green is a good color on a street rod. Whether it's a more
traditional color like the blue Woody or Lobeck's copper colored pickup,
quality always looks good.
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No matter
how you get around, the trip to the Nationals is worth it, great people,
great cars and it beats any day at work!
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We even
had the chance to finally meet our friends at HotRod
HotLine in person.
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 We
would like to thank Jon Stroud, Bob Reynolds, all the volunteers and the
NSRA staff for making the show a success for The Little Trailer Company.
The Michigan Hot Rod Association deserves special mention for staffing
the repair area in all that heat. They helped a lot of participants make
repairs both minor and major. |
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For questions or to place an order call us... Dave
McConnell
Sales Manager 512-892-3819
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This
year's trip to the 37th Annual NSRA Street Rod Nationals was a little
challenging. With temperatures over 100 degrees all the way to Louisville,
tires and stamina were tested. We held up a little better than some
of the tires. 
