The "Primered 50 Mercury" class was well represented.
Graffiti Night'98' was an (annual?) car show sponsored by "The West
Tennessee Drifters Car Club" and Hosted by "Jake's Outpost". Having no
information other than what the flyer provided, I assumed that "Jakes"
was some kind of roadhouse/bar and there would be non-stop festivities.
Imagine my surprise when Jakes turned out to be a fireworks stand that
also sold affordable (read cheap) leather goods and Harley Davidson
belt buckles and cigarette lighters. There was a constant stream of
police cars entering for free hotdogs and soda's, so safety was not a
concern. Overall, It was a safe and family-oriented type of car show
that lost my attention rather quickly. We did, however, meet a few
good people, buy an old parking meter, and won 1 of the 25 general
trophies that they presented. so all was not lost. Sorry about the
quality of the pictures, I took 2 cameras and this one had a bad roll
of film. K_Mart lost the roll from the other camera.
The "Primered 50 Mercury" class was well represented.
This 72 2 wheel drive Blazer was really cool. I love the idea of a
convertible truck.
The Competition.