So I went to the Back to the Bricks car show in Flint, MI, today, and am bad at taking pictures!
It's a seriously huge event, I'm looking down this street at
at least a quarter mile of cars and that's probably one quarter of what was there. Note: Image reflective of general unattractiveness of Michigan residents.
Another shot of the main area including my car (along with a couple of guys feeling up its butt), which I snuck into prime real estate a few hours after the show started. Another PCA guy saw the spot open up and held it for me, pretty cool!
It is a truckvertible. The bed was wood plank with a monster nitrous tank in it. Most of the cars were just old Detroit steel, but some were decidedly odd.
I am so very tired of these fucking things.
They had a mobile dyno set up, and for $40 how could I say no? I had to wait a little while but I think it was worth it for the "what the hell is that" looks from the folks watching the dyno runs (Of course one doofus decided it was appropriate to educate me on Porsche's Volkswagen lineage). Apparently it was the first time they had ever run a Porsche on the dyno at a show, so that's neat.
And hey, dyno inaccuracies aside, the car is making about 164 whp when stock it made 180 at the crank! Aside from tuning and diligent maintenance, the only modification is a cat bypass--I guess it helped.
So that was fun. Mostly boring old American cars, but there was a Testarossa, a Diablo convertible, and a handful of MGs, so not a total bust on the variety front. Seriously though, if I see one more classic Camaro this week I'm going to puke.