NSRA Nats East in York, Pa. 2012, Part 1.wmv

My video of the NSRA Nats East in York Pa. 5-30-12 thru 6-3-12. Sorry for the wind noise in some of it, I'm just an ameteur with a Flip camera. The first 27+ minutes are at the host hotel on Thursday. The rest was Fri. and Sat. at the fairgrounds.

[@stevekafka]

I have had a pinstriping set up in York Pa. for several years, was fun in the day, lots of fantastic East Coast car people…

[@37spiker]

👍

[@sicks6six]

Great cars. Great weather. Great fun.. Custom cars the. One of the pinnacles of man's achievements. And it's in his garage at home... PS good camerawork. Long slow wide shots with no jumping about..

[@37spiker]

Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed it.

[@teredude]

In the 50's and 60's before mankind could see in colour, before the Internet. Americas Rodder' Lexicons were Rod&Custom/Kart and Hot Rod. I love the way you can get Hot Rods and even the Rat Rods on long Tours with minimal breakdown. The look is still there. The originals are always en vogue.

[@metal7100]

いつ見ても飽きない

[@mustanggarland24]

The best video I've seen yet! Sometimes the cars are in such bad shape from rust there's no use in going back original they was all incredible cars great job on the video

[@bluetrain3]

This is the best car vid. Thank you very much. Bill.

[@vernwallen4246]

And yet another big treat is the drive-away after the show!!

[@jpfo1776]

Some superb footage there - well done - nice job. What a collection of mouth-watering hardware. Thanks for taking the trouble to share. :)

[@37spiker]

I just use a little Flip Ultra HD camera. I hold my arm rigid and turn at the waist. I make the video's using Windows Live Movie Maker which came on my laptop. I try and delete the clips as I'm filming. If I think I screwed one up I look at it right then and delete it. I do very little editing when I get home. The one I just posted from Back to the Fifties I just ran it without even reviewing it, it was too long and I was exhausted from driving 1500 miles home. Hope you enjoy them.

[@christiancaissie3412]

great work and nice video , thanks for sharing

[@artloyj]

the Steadiest hand on youtube. thanks for the great footage - always capturing the best! ej texas

[@dannymac5623]

Like your videos. just cars. no chit chat.. some classic rock music would be cool on one of your videos.. Thanks for sharing your stuff!

[@leandrofernandez9052]

increíble, fantástico, emocionante y envidiable; lástima que mis recursos monetarios no van a llagar nunca a algo así :-(

[@ipspots1]

at 29.25 caught me entering with my Vega.... Nice video!

[@dadeyeyam]

was that a rolls at the 33 mark? wow what a car

[@37spiker]

I’m not sure, it was so long ago. It looked like a Packard grill.

[@ipspots1]

Awesome Video nice work!

[@galax64]

awesome video ! With what video editor you did this video ?

[@daniellaubach7544]

37 spiker. Nice video work of the Street Rod show at York.

[@37spiker]

Thank you

[@BigBoyO56]

What is the car at 28:58?

[@stewartsmith1947]

It is about a 48 Olds

[@clydekennard9911]

Ever notice how many times ya' have to put Chevrolet parts on a Ford to make it look RIGHT?

[@pearsooo6972]

York Pennsylvania home of York bar bells

[@37spiker]

And Harley Davidson factory, even though I heard the factory got closed.

[@xcesar4impx666]

death before Billet !!!

[@user-bq4jg3vz4i]

28:58

[@BlackGuyFromYork]

Great video. Check out My Columbia Pa Classic Cars video.

[@clydekennard9911]

Should be a law against basterdizing a '63 Vette!

[@rubenochoa3920]

Ratpatrpatrol

[@rubenochoa3920]

Porfabormeponentadasmispeliculasparatarspbob

[@pilotgeoff]

Its a great shame how you Americans can take what was a lovely design car and spoil it by turning it into a hot rod. For me its better to keep them in a lovely and original condition.

[@Blakgun]

+geoff I don't think you understand. I have never met the owner of a hot rod who destroyed a classic car. Most of the cars shown started off as nearly unsalvageable wrecks, rust outs, perhaps left abandoned for years. These cars have been saved from the crusher and junkyard and brought back to life with the investment of many years and dollars. Therefore, their new life becomes appreciated when the incredibly detailed workmanship comes out in a beautiful finished product. In many cases these cars are works of art reflecting the personality of their creator. These, once spoiled cars, are reborn into an image of what they can ultimately become. Geoff, perhaps you should visit a car show and really look at what it takes to build one of these cars.

[@mokelv]

to each his own

[@keithlipscombe1013]

To much coupes with no FENDERS spend more time on them more crn victorias love them

[@yutufyourselable]

shame of fuel consumption of these beauties.