12th Annual Brothers Show & Shine

Another good example of an old "Jimmy" still pulling its own weight is Michael Parra's purple '52 five-window.

Because there's a '59 emblem on a '57 hood who knows what year this Tri-Five really is? It could be a '56; that would go with the '56 Ford V-8 emblem in the center of the custom grille. Other custom items include side pipes and a louvered chrome visor.

Sure, it's not polite to point, but who could resist bringing attention to the magnificent headlights on this '39 Chevy?

At left Robert Alaniz' Big-Window '57 GMC is slammed in the sticks next to Bob Miranda's silver Big-Window '55 Chevy at right.

A good rule of thumb is the lower the truck, the younger the owner. This held true for Anthony Ibarra and his air-slammed '48 GMC. Unfortunately his mom has gotten a few more gray hairs since he finished the '48.

James Thomas (no relation to the English muffin bakers) is running a big-block under the hood of his grey '64 Chevy.