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Roger Rohrdanz . October 10, 2022 . All Feature Vehicles
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6th Annual Surf City Garage Show

Huntington Beach is known for surfing—and for car shows—thanks to events like the annual Surf City Garage Show. This was the sixth year for this automotive beach gathering, and it was bigger than ever, covering three blocks around the Surf City Wax offices. Some cars waited in a long line just to get parked.

The show is open to all makes and models of American cars and trucks, and there were plenty of both. It helped that the SoCal weather was brilliant as usual, making it easy for everyone to attend. The morning started comfortably, then warmed up and the tree-lined streets provided good shade. Loads of spectators enjoyed Tim Miller’s Surf City Garage American Muscle Car Collection of 50-plus vintage muscle cars and gas station memorabilia, which lined the walls and hung from the ceiling.

This event is the only one-day show when the American Muscle Car Collection is open to the public. Once everyone got their fill of cool cars, the large crowd got full-on delicious grub provided by various food trucks. Plus, there was live entertainment, interesting vendors and fun f­­­or the whole family with the all-new Kid’s Zone. It was a complete show, and we’re looking forward to next year’s event.

Some of Tim Miller’s Surf City Garage American Muscle Car Collection
Tom Porter built this log cabin 5th wheel and the ’55 Chevy Flatbed truck. Tom is a paraplegic, in a wheelchair.
Tom Porter built this log cabin 5th wheel and the ’55 Chevy Flatbed truck. Tom is a paraplegic, in a wheelchair.
This exceptional ’33 Ford creation belongs to Ray Dunham.

This hot ’34 Plymouth five-window coupe is Hemi powered and has a cool rumble seat.

This 383 Chevy-powered, ’54 Mercury Monterey belongs to Jon Wainwright of Huntington Beach.

Elvne and Bernie Scalise brought their 460 Ford-powered ’38 Ford COE from Los Angeles.

this high-mileage ’70 Chevy Chevelle SS has a 454 power and is owned by Steve Dahlmeier.

A 5.0L Coyote-powered ’13 Ford Mustang GT owned by Dominic Cardenas

A sharp 283 Chevy-powered ’65 Chevy El Camino resto-rod owned by Kirk and Jan Williams

Ginny Bender brought her cool ’14 Corvette Stingray.
Best Rod winner at the 1960 Grand National Roadster Show, a ’29 Ford roadster pickup owned by Ray and Janet Allison.
This ’08 Bullitt Ford Mustang is owned by Mike Richardson.
A rare ’57 Ford two-door Del Rio station wagon with a blown 312 Ford motor is owned by Bob Wells.
This amazing ’50 Olds Rocket 88 is owned by Duke Norton.
Chris Stevens’ clean 454 Chevy-powered ’’48 Ford convertible
A heavily massaged ’51 Nash sits on the ground with ZO-6 Corvette power. It’s owned by Bob and Jackie Sorensen.
A pride of Plymouth Prowlers

 

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