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The members of the Murfreesboro Hot Rod Club do an excellent job of keeping things running smoothly and protecting the cars. The food is good, great shopping just feet away, easy access, activities for kids and it is only a $1 donation to park your collector car for the eventing. Door prizes are given out and new friends are made at every event. That’s just the way it is in the South!

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There were tons of people and the cars were terrific. We spotted several we wanted to take home and even tried to do so on a couple but no sale.

We had our red and black 1959 El Camino on site  but did not enter it to be judged. I had a High School Reunion a few miles down the road in Oskaloosa so couldn’t do both.

If you are any where near the mid-west when Good Guys come to Des Moines you want to make sure and put this show on your “Bucket List”.

Here are a few teaser photos. Over the next couple of days we will be posting photos from the show on the General Show, Hot Rods, Rat Rods, Customs and Muscle Cars. We will even be bring you a fantastic car by Rad Rods by Troy on our Feature Car page. A video is also coming.

Although it is difficult to pick a favorite car at any event, I tried. I am not saying this is the best car at the show but it is the one that caught my eye, I liked it and it was very well done. Besides it was built here in Tennessee!

For a look at some of the other great cars at the 2009 Nashville Good Guys Show, Click Here.

We just posted the last of our GoodGuys photos from Bowling Green Nostalgia Nationals. This bunch of photos covers the Customs and related cars that were there. As you would expect there were a bunch of 40s and 50s custom iron there but a beautiful group of late model cars were also on hand.

Check them all out at our On Tour page. Let us know what you think.

If you would like to look at cars from the 2008 GoodGuys event in Nashville, Click Here.

Last weekend we went to the first ever GoodGuys Nostalgia Nationals in Bowling Green, KY. Not just a car show, not just drag races, not a cruise, not just a swap meet, not just a car coral; IT’S ALL OF THAT! You know when someone says GoodGuys it means class; you know it means hot rods, you know it means customs and now it means muscle cars and drag racing and a lot more.

We spent Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the event and were never bored. For a first ever event the folks at GoodGuys did an excellent job. There were a few of the usual screw ups and confusion but all and all it went very well and we have no serious complaints.

The facilities were also very handy. We drove up in the motor-home and pulled the Talladega on a trailer. We camped right on the grounds at Beech Bend Campground along with what seemed like half the show cars at the event. It was extremely convenient and very quiet. We have stayed there previously when some Mustang folks were having a similar event and it was terrible. There were punk kids in jacked up Mustangs doing burn outs all night long and one report of a car getting out of control and hitting a camper. NONE OF THAT at this event. Everyone was on their best behavior and very friendly.

Go to our On Tour page and check out the photos. Over the next few weeks we will be providing detailed photo coverage of the dragsters, show cars, rat rods and hot rods as well as some of the muscle cars. Every-time we put up a new page we will let you know right here in our blog so keep checking back.

You should also check out our Feature Car page and look over a beautiful pair of Boss Mustangs. One is a 1969 and the other a 1970. Both are Calypso Coral and both are show winners in every respect. They both made the Winners Circle at the Bowling Green GoodGuys show!

1970 Boss 302

1969 Boss 302

If you want to see more photos of the dragsters and some cool burnouts go to our On Tour page of the Bowling Green GoodGuys Nostalgia Nationals Drag Races.

If you want to see more on the Hot Rods and Rat Rods at GoodGuys in Bowling Green Click Here for our On Tour page.

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You folks liked the 2008 photos so much I decided to go back and pick out a few from 2007 and 2006 and see if you liked them just as much. If you do I will roll out some more. What else would you like to see?

This is one beautiful and wild custom.

Don’t rush by this one; it has some great details. We walked around this one over and over again and laughed every time we did.

I used to drive a Plymouth like this in High School. Wish it looked like this.

See the little ornament on the radiator? The owner had it hooked up by remote to pee on people as they went by. It was so hot you wanted to get peed on!

This car is over the top!