Bob leads the way to the meeting at Boulevard Customs

Old Dodge waiting for a new life.

Curt debuts his Ford in a Ford sedan.

Curt's Ford.

View from behind.

Interior of Curt's Ford.

Front of Curt's sedan.

Red Johnston.

Curt's motor.

Vicodan in the Pinto.

He loves to pose.

One more.

Okay, another one.

Last one.

John Daly promotes his Drive the 101, not a car show, but a fun run.

John talks about some of his ideas for this years run.

Some of the Little Guys and friends.

Rick Bennett and pizza.

Patrick McKemy of First Call Auto Glass tells us about his new company.

Little Guys and friends listen to the presentation.

One of the projects at Boulevard Customs.

Front of the project pickup.

'54 Caddy with a Northstar V8 and lots of metal work. I plan to document this project with more photos as work is completed.

Another view of the Caddy.

Some of the guys checking out the project cars.

Lots of room in this shop.

Great turnout for the meeting.

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Bob leads the way to the meeting at Boulevard Customs

We had a great meeting at Boulevard Customs, with three parts to the meeting.  First John Daly gave a spiel on the "Beach'n 101 Cruise II", set for Sunday September 9, 2007.  This was a really cool run last year and instead of sitting around a parking lot all day, we actually drove the coast route.  One of the best events around and the prizes are CASH.  Jerry Harder won the big $500 grand prize last year, which just about covered his gas.  Next Pat McKemy told us about his new custom glass company "First Call Auto Glass".  Pat likes to specialize in custom installations, but does all types of auto glass.  Give him a call next time some dump truck drops a rock into your windshield.  Our host was Boulevard Customs, a new shop to Oceanside, but not new to the business.  It's a brother/sister operation and they have some really cool projects in the works.  Check out the websites of these great folks.

www.boulevardcustomsinc.com

www.firstcallautoglass.com

www.drivethe101.com