Car shows (Northpointe, Quaker Steak, USA Flea Market) being held July 8-9, 2017 weekend

Good evening readers:

Here are the car shows/cruise-ins being held in the Tampa Bay area weekend of July 8-9, 2017:

SATURDAY, JULY 8: NORTHPOINTE VILLAGE CLASSIC CAR SHOW; hosted by Lets Roll Promotions; Northpointe Village, 16506 Point Village Drive, Lutz; 5 to 8 p.m.; live music, door prizes, 50/50; no entry fee; open to all classic and muscle cars, street rods, hot rods and customs; for more information or to sponsor, call Paul Figoni at (813) 468-0277.
SATURDAY, JULY 8: SUMMER CAR & TRUCK SHOW; Quaker Steak & Lube, 10400 49th St. N., Pinellas Park; $15 pre-registration or $20 day of show; 3 to 7 p.m.; several trophies to be given; for information, call Premium Productions at (727) 321-1211 or visit http://www.premiumcarshows.com
SUNDAY, JULY 9: CAR & MOTORCYCLE SHOW AND SWAP MEET; 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.; USA Flea Market, 11721 U.S. 19, Port Richey (200 yards south of State Road 52); registration is $10; vendor space is $4; for information, call (727) 868-2143.

Enjoy,

NITISH S. RELE

EDITOR/PUBLISHER

WWW.MOTORINGTAMPABAY.COM

813-758-1786

1932 Ford Roadster for sale

Good afternoon folks:
Here’s a car for sale if anyone is interested:
1932 FORD ROADSTER
This screamin’ yellow 1932 Ford Roadster car presents quintessential hotrod features that cannot be missed. A Wescott fiberglass 1932 Ford roadster body was chosen to start. This was then laid on top of an Art Morrison frame, the name in hotrod frames, which was powder coated to match the paint. The brakes are a disc front/drum rear setup, and are sitting behind a set of dog-dish hubs for the classic hot rod look. Drop spindles on the front and adjustable coil overs on the rear allow the roadster to sit low, despite being a high-boy. Motivating the roadster is a 327 CID Chevy V-8 with “fuelie” heads, and a Holley carburetor, paired up with a TH350 transmission, and 9-inch rear end. The electrical ignition is controlled by a Painless Wiring system. The inside, though Spartan, is a great place to enjoy a spirited cruise. The brown vinyl bench is a fine place to spend an afternoon, and the column shifter saves the valuable floor space in the cabin. The three classic gauges keep the dash simple but functional. This roadster was built for the sole purpose of enjoying a drive.
Asking $30,000 OBO. Email ian@tampaoffroad.com

Regards,

NITISH S. RELE

EDITOR/PUBLISHER

WWW.MOTORINGTAMPABAY.COM

813-758-1786