Seminole Ridge supports Pontiacs & Friends

Yesterday's show was quite the family affair! There was lots of food, prizes, and entertainment to satisfy the entire family.

Although my shots are limited there seemed to be something for everyone, including [car]brand enthusiasts. As for those of you who missed out - I encourage you to make the trip out west and attend the Seminole Ridge BBQ Benefit this time next year!

Here's pics - unfortunately I did not catch any Muscle on the Market this time around:

(not to say that there wasn't any there it's just that I didn't catch any)



1974 VW Beetle "white on white" convertible





1970 Chevrolet Monte Carlo



1942 Ford Model A Roadster



1968 Chevrolet Z/28 Camaro



1970 Dodge Challenger



1965 Ford Mustang



1957 Chevrolet Belair/ 1980s Ford Mustang



late 1980s Chevrolet El Camino



1970 Ford Galaxie



1969 Dodge Charger R/T







Ford Model T

Fuddruckers A Flop

I'm really sorry guys, I missed out on Fudruckers last night - I had to go to work. But I'll definitely try and make it up to you Friday @ Fratelli's and Saturday at the long-awaited Seminole Ridge band fundraiser. Hope to see you there!

Barracuda Babe

Slippin' up at Kobosko's

Sorry everyone, but I missed out on Kobosko's tonight...I'm really slipping up with this place huh? I'll try and do better next week.

-Barracuda Babe

Jackpot!!

Last night's show was fabulous! There were easily between 50-75 cars at Fratelli's last night - not all of them were classic or muscle cars but the old definitely merged with the new.

Also, there's a surprise (I guess) car show at the Winne Dixie in Loxahatchee (across from Seminole Ridge) going on tonight from 5-9pm. I won't be able to make it to that one, but I hope you all enjoy these pics from Fratelli's!




1970 Dodge Challenger


1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS


1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS/1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302


1966/67 Pontiac GTO


1965 Ford Mustang


1963 Corvette Stingray Coupe (very rare! This is the only year Chevrolet made the split rear window. It was discontinued the following year for safety reasons.)


1955 4-door Chevrolet Nomad


1950s Ford pick up truck


1958 Oldsmobile Convertible (Rocket 88)


1968 Dodge Charger R/T


1969 Dodge Challenger


1968 Chevrolet Camaro


1969 Chevrolet Nova(looks more like a Pontiac but I'm not sure what the equivalent is) & 1953(?) Chevrolet Belair


1960 Ford Country Squire Station Wagon


1962 Chevrolet Impala


1965 Mercury Comet Caliente (convertible)


1967 Chevrolet El Camino/ 1957 Chevrolet Belair


1966 Chevrolet II


1968 Ford Mustang


1966 Chevrolet Nova


1960s Chevrolet Chevelle SS


1969 Pontiac GTO


1964 Chevrolet Impala


1968 Chevrolet Nova


1973 Buick Riviera


1964 Comet Caliente

Muscle on the Market


1970 Ford Mustang (Mach 1)
Unbelieveable asking price for this one! Ready for this?

$50,000! This is the SECOND owner of this car, the first being a very close friend of the current owner. It has 40,040 original miles; this car has NEVER been driven over 100 miles from Boca Raton, FL!

Still Interested? Call(561)482-7062 or (561)901-7946



The owner of the blue '66 Nova (pictured in the background) would like everyone to know that he's selling a 1994 Pontiac Firebird.

I don't really know why he would be advertising that he's selling it when he's displaying a completely unrelated car, but we'll give him the print space for effort...

1994 Pontiac Firebird; "Formula V8 Automatic; Nice body + Interior; new brakes frame + rear; tires like new; needs A/C" Asking $3,600
Interest Peaked? Call (561)753-3788(home) or (561)615-6359(cell)

Hawks bring it home with Firebirds on Feb. 23

Just a reminder that Seminole Ridge High School in Loxahatchee will be hosting a BBQ/Car Show/Auction on next Saturday (see flyer for details).

In case some of you are not familiar with the area, Seminole Ridge High School is located on Seminole Pratt-Whitney Rd east of Lion Country Safari which is situated off of Southern Blvd. out west.

Contact Roland Greenspan (on the flyer) for more details.

Enjoy the muscle car without the muscle tension

So this article "Muscle car rides available for public" is really very interesting.

According to The Southland Times, a newspaper based in New Zealand, generous donators will have the chance to cruise American muscle cars for the first time at Teretonga Park in such classics as a souped-up Shelby or a super-charged Charger for $150 (it is not clearly indicated in this article whether this amount is in American or New Zealand money). The good news is this money is going to a good cause - a Child Cancer charity.

A worthy cause I would say that gives back to the donor. I mean if you're considering purchasing a muscle car but aren't quite sold on the idea, a test drive like this one might help make or break the issue. And why not have a fundraiser like this instead of a one where snooty rich people sit around gossiping and gorging on pate where essentially the money raised goes back into the catering costs?

Just something to consider...

Fuddruckers beauties make comeback

Fuddruckers seems to be the flowering hibiscus that attracts at least two honeybees in particular - remember this guy?



He made a supermodel's appearance on Feb. 6 and I caught him on his way out.



...And here he is to stay! This is a 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle.



1969 Pontiac GTO convertible (also from the Feb. 6 show)



AC Cobras (like the ones from the Feb. 6 show - reproductions of the original 1960s Cobras)



This yellow one was actually built by Wellington High School teacher Kent Glader over the course of 5 years!