Did anyone take any pics at the B'ville Inliners BBQ.

Would like to see some as I forgot my camera that night.

B B

CALL FOR BONNEVILLE PICTURES

If anyone has some good pictures from the recent Bonneville Speed Week, I would be happy to post them on the Inlines website. I have contacted some folks that were at Bonneville and some pictures should be coming but one never has too many good shots, right? You may have noticed that a link to Bonneville Speed Week 2006 has been set up at the main page side bar. You can send pictures as an attachment to webmaster@inliners.org and I can format them for posting. Thanks for your support...

Loren, Inliners Webmaster

Here's a photobucket link of a bunch of various shots that I took, not necessarily inliner stuff, but some:

http://s13.photobucket.com/albums/a281/idahoblueskies/bville06/

And a link to shots of my '50 Plymouth on the salt, on my website:

http://www.50plymouth.com/03-otr/Bville06/bville06.html

Feel free to grab any of these pics for use on the Inliners website if you want them. I didn't take any pics at the Inliners BBQ, but had a great time... Looking forward to next year.

Pete

blueskies-

Thanks very much for providing the photo links; I will snag a few pics for the gallery. Glad you made it to the Salt and be sure to clean up that very pretty 50 Plymouth.

Apache59

Available Bonneville Speed Week pictures have just been posted along with what information that was available. Several pictures need more info, so if anyone knows about these "lost" pictures, please let me know and I will add the info.

Also, Pat Swanson has updated the history of 12 port head owners. This listing may be viewed at the Historical sidebar, then by clicking on the 12 port logo. If anyone has new info on these heads please contact Pat Swanson at: pswa591777@aol.com

Thanks for your patience

Loren, Apache59, Webmaster

Blueskies, how hard is it to clean the salt off your car? I have always wondered what it does to underside! Those are really nice pictures of your car and the others, I can't imagine how it must feel to be out there in wide open flatness! Very cool..... Joe