Grand National Roadster Show 2022

Annual Car Show at the Pomona Fairgrounds

[@JuanChavez-st5ox]

Que hermosa ingeniería Automotriz de esos tiempos, y es lo máximo, Aplausos👏👏👏 y felicitaciones, para todos ellos y al igual, para todas las personas, que Mantienen con vida❤️ y espectaculares a estos grandiosos Autos..👌💯 Para mí estos Autos, son los Reyes👑🥇🏆Del tiempo y del camino de todo el Mundo.

[@jeffcampbell2710]

The 59 Impala wagon was ..... I can't find words good enough to do it justice. Just WOW! Gorgeous beyond Gorgeous!

[@EOWweekendRVer]

Thanks for watching and thank you for your comment.

[@fritzozuna654]

What a great Show, what a great Video!!!! I have read about this show all my long life, but to see it like this, was wonderful !!!!!!

[@EOWweekendRVer]

Thank you. It will be back in February. Looking forward to attending again.

[@luish777]

It should be called an art show those freaking automobiles are amazing.

[@EOWweekendRVer]

Yes, you are right. Thank you for the comment.

[@earlcousins6635]

Thanks MUCH for posting. Really enjoyed it!

[@EOWweekendRVer]

Thank you for your comment and thank you for watching.

[@poppasmurf6212]

That mud green thing looks amazing 🤩!!!!

[@caseyobifashiondesigners260]

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[@EOWweekendRVer]

Thank you so much for your comment.

[@petesmodelcarcustoms584]

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[@EOWweekendRVer]

Thank you so much for the comment and thank you for watching, Pete. Best wishes.

[@sidcostello7532]

It started as the Oakland Roadster Show. I don't mind being called the Grand National Roadster Show but do wish it was still in Oakland.

[@EOWweekendRVer]

Yes, Sid. Actually I meant to say that it started on 1950 in Oakland. I realized after I published it that I omitted that part. Sorry. Thank you for your comment.

[@nanirubio2069]

Thank you for sharing your experience. The vehicles have amazing colors!! Works of art.

[@thebob01]

9:28.......that is sweet

[@nudaveritas6322]

MMMMMMannnnnnn nice Intro..........................

[@MissionaryForMexico]

You should have narratted what we were seeing!

[@EOWweekendRVer]

Yes, I know. Trying to do that in future videos. Thank you.

[@carlospatricioaguero3902]

Ya no hay cielos azules ??? ...

[@16031961]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@janicegreen3836]

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@albertwayenberg9140]

You know when this started back in 1950 it was all about what young men could build with stuff you had to find from a junk yard or make yourself. Most were built by one or maybe 2 guys. These days it is just plain stupid. This is not about the capabilities of of young guys anymore, it is all about the one that throws the MOST MONEY AT IT WINS. SOMETHING TO BE REAL PROUD OF. hope the owners of such cars are proud. You have single handedly ruined many young guy's dreams. This needs to stop, this is my opinion. All you ones with all the $$. Build something fot next year's show. One stipulation, you have to do it all yourself.

[@EOWweekendRVer]

So true. Thanks for your comment.

[@farnorthhomested844]

@@EOWweekendRVer the show to me anyway is not about the money. i look at the cars, and besides getting blown away by the cool customs, i look for ideas. im old school. in the 70's my sister bought me a subscriptiopn to hot rod magazine. ive been hooked since. just purchased back issues from 1975 of hot rod and popular hot rodding. remember the van scene? van pulls? not that i was into vans too much, but it was another aspect of hot rodding. i also have a old issue of something and in it terry cook i believe did an article called 100,000 hot rods. showcasing the builders and the cars. remember john buttera? he writes about buttera put a jag rear in a rod with inboard disc brakes. most of these builders are gone. i could not afford thier work then or now. but the ideas! when i was 17 i built a 64 falcon convertible with a 260 v8 and 4 speed. im 6 foot tall. the trunk lid was at my chest. original 14" wheels in front, 15's in the rear. sidepipes, headers. it was a hit every where i went. thou hard to get thru inspection due to the rear height. when i took my girlfriend for her first ride she said; ive never been in a car before where your staring at the ground in front of you. i wish i could go back to the 70's!

[@larrybahr48]

Really bad photography.