Terra Nova Show Pics

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GTXperience

GTXperience

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Here are some pics from the Terra Nova High School show (this past Sunday) in Pacifica, CA. These are the type of shows I like because they benefit the trade classes (ex. auto shop, wood working, etc.).

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Man....much better show than Jackson. I will try to make it next year. Great pics Ben.
 
I like that orange swinger,the color combo really stands out.The old 50 ford
looks good too,keep forgeting i have one of those:blackeye:
 
sweet pics! the '67 firebird looks like my old one. they had a small show here last week at the occupational school i went to for auto mechanics, of course i forgot all about it till this week.
 
This was the third year for this show and it has grown quite a bit for a small high school show. I had been there the past two years but completely forgot about it this year until we drove by. I was dropping Joyce off for her mani/pedi appointment and I was going to take some unfinished paperwork (from work) and head to the beach with my folding chair and get to it. Hell no! I went right back to Terra Nova to see the cars. I didn't have my camera with me so all of the pics I took were with my iphone (not too shabby). I was a little surprised at the number of Mopars at the show (in relation to the other marques). It was a beautiful day and enjoyed the unexpected venue.
 
First off let me say Good Job with the camera GTX :-D
Looks like a big show and allot of great cars and truck.
To many for me to pick one =P~ Thanks for sharing
 
Forgot to mention: One of the funniest things of the day was the boxing. There were two boxing schools going at it pitting 8-12 year olds against each other. When the bell rang for each match, the kids would come out and exhibit controlled boxing form (for about 20 seconds). After taking a shot or two, they would go into a swinging frenzy with both coaches yelling at them to get back into form and ended up with each coach throwing his hands in the air. It had the crowd rolling because it happened each match. It was like a little kiddie Jerry Springer fight episode.
 
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