Nice Ride

1953 Ford -An old-style pickup that's still hard at work

In this era of restoring and modifying vintage pickup trucks to a high level, this '53 Ford pickup definitely stands apart.

In Dry Fork, Ky. - The Rolling Rods Fall Cruise-In brought back memories

It was a little like the country song, 'Boot Scootin' Boogie' on the third Saturday in August when classic car lovers from many miles around traveled "out in the country, past the city limits sign" to Dry Fork, Ky

BMW Dakar - A versatile on-road/off-road bike

Gary, who has owned the 60-70 mpg BMW for nearly three years, says its engineering, versatility of on-road / off-road biking, and its ability to secure luggage with the flip of a lever were strong selling points.

1969 Nova - A Big Block Super Sport vehicle

When Bill Vance got out of the Army in 1969, he had exactly in mind as to the muscle car he was going to order.

1959 Ford - This retractable hard top/convertible is a very desirable model

It's a hard top and a real convertible all in the same car.

14 Tractors - Cowan's classic farm tractors on display

There were a total of 14 classic farm tractors for people to view and appreciate lined up alongside Cowan's driveway

1954 Chevy - This Bel Air has earned Best of Show honors

Then, in 1992, I came across this car and decided to buy it. I did it as a memorial to my son," Robert explained.

1960 Chevrolet - A fine example of old school and modern custom practices

He's owned it for over 20 years and he's still putting miles on it every week.

1941 Lincoln -Is this Zephyr a street rod or custom?

"The car has been featured in over 20 magazines, Hot Rod, Street Rodder, Custom Rodder, Street Scene, Southern Rodder and others, really, all the major magazines," said Ferrell Froedge, the owner of this awesome machine.

1933 Willys - This coupe is a retired drag strip car

To top this awesome ride off ... it's an all steel car except the tilt fiberglass front end.

1932 Ford - A classic luxurious dark green Roadster that attracts attention

The body sits about four inches lower than its stock stance.