Re: EFV-8 Club of America 2015 ENM in Charlotte/Concord, NC, June 8 - 11
 

Thanks to everyone who posted pictures. Sounds like it was another great event put on by the Regional Groups of The Early Ford V8 Club of America.

Re: EFV-8 Club of America 2015 ENM in Charlotte/Concord, NC, June 8 - 11
 

Yep!!

Re: EFV-8 Club of America 2015 ENM in Charlotte/Concord, NC, June 8 - 11
 

I have many more pictures I can post when time permits, maybe tomorrow

More pictures.....

Re: EFV-8 Club of America 2015 ENM in Charlotte/Concord, NC, June 8 - 11
 

More pictures.... plus more to come

Re: EFV-8 Club of America 2015 ENM in Charlotte/Concord, NC, June 8 - 11
 

THANKS John: Keep posting ! ! !

Re: EFV-8 Club of America 2015 ENM in Charlotte/Concord, NC, June 8 - 11
 

Here you go Bill, more pictures. Still have a bunch to post.

Re: EFV-8 Club of America 2015 ENM in Charlotte/Concord, NC, June 8 - 11
 

More....

Re: EFV-8 Club of America 2015 ENM in Charlotte/Concord, NC, June 8 - 11
 

Ooooooh Oooooooh.......Is that a big ol' Caddy in that there little coupe? ANY details at all? Man, what a "sleeper"! DD

https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attach...5&d=1434317394

Re: EFV-8 Club of America 2015 ENM in Charlotte/Concord, NC, June 8 - 11
 

Yikes.....I got so excited about the first pic that I almost missed the money shot! This thing is COOL!! DD

https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attach...6&d=1434317394

Re: EFV-8 Club of America 2015 ENM in Charlotte/Concord, NC, June 8 - 11
 

There were a lot of '34's on the concourse.....

Re: EFV-8 Club of America 2015 ENM in Charlotte/Concord, NC, June 8 - 11
 

More pics.... some nice '35 Dearborns hanging out with an old Rouge :)

Re: EFV-8 Club of America 2015 ENM in Charlotte/Concord, NC, June 8 - 11
 

Thanks John!

Re: EFV-8 Club of America 2015 ENM in Charlotte/Concord, NC, June 8 - 11
 

You're welcome.

Will post more later. I can't believe I found time to take all these pictures. Have a few more from the concourse, the Welcome Party at Dennis Carpenters, some from around the hotel, and a few at the swap meet.

Re: EFV-8 Club of America 2015 ENM in Charlotte/Concord, NC, June 8 - 11
 

I'm lovin' it. Thanks JM! I know this is taking no small amount of your time.

Re: EFV-8 Club of America 2015 ENM in Charlotte/Concord, NC, June 8 - 11
 

That '40 Standard with the early Caddy OHV V8 with the 'Bat Wing" air cleaner, etc. is at the Moonshine Festival in Dawsonville, GA every year. I think it may have actually been a shine runner. Thanks for posting John and everyone else, excellent photos.

Re: EFV-8 Club of America 2015 ENM in Charlotte/Concord, NC, June 8 - 11
 

Coop, No details on that nice caddy powered coupe. Maybe someone in the know will post some info. Definitely a beauty. I also have some pics of Dennis Carpenters very nice looking '36 Phaeton with a caddy engine. VT/Jeff is going to like this....NOT!! ;):eek:

Re: EFV-8 Club of America 2015 ENM in Charlotte/Concord, NC, June 8 - 11
 

Hi JM, I made a mistake at the last Charlotte meet and parked my Phaeton near Dennis Carpenter's. Mistake because his car was SO NICE! I remember a Washington Blue one that was really getting-it-up around the track. That one had a Pines Winterfront add-on. Is this the one with the Caddy, or is it another one?

Sorry about the photo, it's the only one I could find and it was taken from very far away.

Re: EFV-8 Club of America 2015 ENM in Charlotte/Concord, NC, June 8 - 11
 

Very nice, thank for photos

Re: EFV-8 Club of America 2015 ENM in Charlotte/Concord, NC, June 8 - 11
 

https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attach...p;d=1434322260
What a drive to remember, driving around this Track. Thanks for the great Photo.

Re: EFV-8 Club of America 2015 ENM in Charlotte/Concord, NC, June 8 - 11
 

Video of me and Dad going around the track in 2010.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ziw3ajlISM

We're doing no more than 50MPH. We had the 4.11 ratio in the rear here and Dad's ass couldn't pass a BB at this point, that backstretch took forever! He was waiting for a connecting rod to "Exit Stage Right" and couldn't care less about holding the camera, he was holding on for dear life.