VFW 4th Annual Crestline Car and Bike Show

Today, the VFW put on their 4th annual car and bike show at the ball fields adjacent to Lake Gregory.  There were many cars on display, cheap goods from vendors, but, unfortunately, only a few bikes were present.

Being a fan of cars and bikes, I still managed to get a few pictures to share.

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I guess it would be an understatement if I indicated that I like flamed paint schemes.
Here's a 34 Plymouth with nice flames.

As much as I like flamed paint, I like lowriders.
This 1961 Impala was sweet.

 

There are many reasons that I love Arizona, but the ability to register just about anything to ride on the paved roads has to be number one.  I've seen numerous off-road vehicles with Arizona plates and this one is way cool.  Sure, you might think that this is just a modified VW, but it has a custom frame if you look closely - almost like a sandrail.

I believe the next one is a Chevy Biscayne.  Go figure...more flames.

Here's one last flamed vehicle for the road.  This one's an old Ford pickup.  Another thing that I love - old pickups.

This is a great example of a rat rod.  To top it off, it's an old pickup.  The only thing that I can see that is left to do to this one is to simply add those flames.

This bagger is one of the few bikes in the show today.  This one's tastefully done.

Here's a cool Japanese cruiser that was in the parking lot.  The guy that owns it is one of my fellow mountain residents.  Dig that custom suicide shift and clutch lever.  It must make riding the winding mountain roads something of a chore.

Here's the last pic from this event.  This one is a Volkswagen powered trike.  It was cool, but I'm not sure that it warrants the 15 thousand dollar price tag.