Hope this is an ok spot to post show coverage. Only heard about this show a couple weeks ago here on the board and had to check it out this morning. Lots of Oldsmobiles, as expected! I believe the North Texas Olds Club was out in force.



This one was owned by a Kenny Furnell. I didn’t stay long and never saw anyone hag ing out with the car. Do you NTOC guys know if he is related to a Bill Furnell? My dad used to work with Bill who I always heard was a big Olds guy.





I really really loved this ‘62 Starfire. What a car!!

 

Great pictures. Thanks so much for posting them. Man those first two rag tops are super nice cars. I Love seeing a four door getting some love also. My grandpa had a 70 Cutlass four door.

Tell my friends over at Dart container in Waxahachie I send Colorado love.

 

I've always loved that show, you get to see a lot of beautiful and obscure cars.

 

Here are some of the non-Olds’

 

Thanks for the show, outstanding Automobiles!

 

Thanks for the pics, always a good show..

 

That's nice. Different kinds of cars and people than mustang/chevelle/camaro/corvette/cuda/roadrunner/charger shows.

 

Thanks for adding more pictures. When is the last time you saw an early Capri? Looks like the six cylinder version also. I had I think a 76?

 

Kenny is Bill's son. They are really good folks and Bill has been an Oldsmobile guy all his life. His dad had Oldsmobiles. I sold that 54 to Kenny about six weeks ago. The 75 Hurst Olds is mine and I bought it from another NTOC member in October. NTOC always turns out for this show. We have some members with some very nice cars. Thanks for posting the pictures.

 

Beautiful cars. Thank you for sharing pics of the other brands that you don't see everyday.

 

I figured that was the case, thanks Glenn! It was a great turnout and every car was worth checking out. I am excited for the Memorial show in May. Not sure I'll have an Olds to bring, but might be able to limp the '64 there and back.

 

We will be glad to have you. It will be a good time. I think the weather affected the turnout this year which is often the case with this show. The last I saw was AACA had 86 cars registered and I don't think they were close to that number. You can see some stuff at this show like that Cord you never see at other shows. For years this show was put on by the Hudson Terraplane Club. I think they probably got to old to put it on.

 

For years this show was put on by the Hudson Terraplane Club. I think they probably got to old to put it on.[/QUOTE]

For some reason I thought it had been the Graham Nash folks, regardless the same reasons. 🙂 I absolutely love the style of the Packards and makes me miss James Hollingworth’s hospitality. Also fond of the AMC’s though not convinced on a Mustang inspired deck spoiler. Regrettably, I was stuck tiling a bathroom all weekend!😓

 

That Studebaker next to me was an incredible car. It had and extraordinary interior in all leather in it and it had an LS1 in it. It was a restormod but he said they let him enter because it looked stock with the hood closed. Very nice car. The guy has a 69 Hurst Olds that had a recent engine fire.

 

In the past they would frown on cars that were not pure stock but wouldn't prevent anyone from entering.

 

Thanks for the Pics !!!! I enjoyed the AMC pics I was a tech. at a AMC dealer in Blue Island Il. in the 70's I worked on them all
Rambler Americans , Gremlins Javelins, Ambassadors and Matadors ! did you know there were 4 door Matadors ? completely different body style than the 2 door The Blue Island police dept had a fleet of the 4 door Matadors with the (6.6 liter) 401(they would fly )
that 2 door Matador looked like it would be equally at home in the water !! thanks for the memory !!!

 

Thanks for sharing. My dad; Oldsguy, should have gone. He lives a stone's throw from downtown Waxahachie. Now if only I can convince him to buy another Oldsmobile.