The business is named W.W. Williams and it is a diesel repair facility. Very nice shop and we were able to get in on their 100th Anniversary party.
About 25 cars including 3 motorcycles. At this show there was 2 Kaiser Darrens, 2 Willys, and a blown hemi powered Rambler American. One Darren was a full on drag racer, BBC powered, the other was a street sleeper with a 502 crate motor. The Willys were both pro-street, one with an old hemi, the other with a newer hemi. The American was a sleeper all the way, very stock looking with Olive Drab paint and painted wheels. It was also powered by an early hemi.
No awards there and the quality of cars was first rate. I wanted to slip out the back with my aging woody T.
CEEC
A small show in Tucson.
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cecil misner
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A small show in Tucson.
It's not a toy if it takes two people to lift it.
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Big Dog
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Re: A small show in Tucson.
Where are the pics????
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Mike Blanche
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Re: A small show in Tucson.
I'll bet that drag Kaiser Darrin is the one I saw at the Phoenix Goodguys show last year. Quite a story behind it.
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Re: A small show in Tucson.
HEY MIKE, WHAT! NO PICTURES! 
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cecil misner
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Re: A small show in Tucson.
The Darrin drag car is bright yellow. Tilt front end. Ceec
It's not a toy if it takes two people to lift it.
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Re: A small show in Tucson.
Saw it today at the Good Guys in Scottsdale. Kinda a ugly duckling