The Last From Blue Ash

Today I'm posting the last of the pictures from the 11th Annual City of Blue Ash and The Untouchables Classic Car Club Classic Car Show. As always with this show there are some great cars on display. This year's lot included cars from numerous decades as you can see in these shots. As always I'm interested to hear what you think of the cars at the various show. If you have a comment or a question, feel free to post it here or drop me an email at turnerbudds@yahoo.com.

Cincinnati Profile Magazine

Here are links to a couple of short articles I have in this month's Cincinnati Profile Magazine. https://cincinnatiprofile.com/2018/03/auto/start-of-the-season/

https://cincinnatiprofile.com/2018/03/auto/coming-to-the-cincinnati-concours/

Catching Up At Blue Ash

The 11th Annual City of Blue Ash show sponsored by the Untouchables Classic Car Club saw a slightly smaller turnout from the previous few years. I'm not sure why that is because this is one of the nicest events in the region. Still, some cool cars showed up including a Pontiac GTO, an El Camino, a 1963 Chevy, some new Corvettes and a C2 model, and also a rarely seen Ford Pinto.

Hemmings Classic Car Weekly Newsletter

The lead story in this week's Hemming's Classic Car Weekly Newsletter is all about the Packards of the mid 1950s. If that isn't enough to make you want to click on the link then consider the article comparing the 1939 Mercury Town Coupe to the 1941 Studebaker Commander Sedan Coupe or the one about about the Chevy Suburban? Plus there's more. As I always say, if you haven't already subscribed to this you should.

https://www.hemmings.com/newsletter/pubnewsletter?nl=1&id=585&tv=1

Back to Blue Ash

As always seems to be the case the 11th Annual City of Blue Ash and The Untouchables Classic Car Club Classic Car Show was a joy. The location in Oakwood Park is always fantastic, the turnout is nice, the hosts are fantastic, the food is delicious and there's always some good old school music playing. This year's event saw a nice selection from the 1950s into a new Dodge Challenger.

The Last From Rollin' On the River

Here are the last pictures from this past year's Rollin' On the River show which, despite having nasty, rainy weather, brought out over 160 great vehicles. Included in this group is a Chevy Impala convertible, a Camaro, a Corvair, a Mercury Cougar, a Ford Galaxie 500, a Mercury Meteor, Mustang GT, a Buick Skylark, a Cadillac, an Oldsmobile, a 442, an Impala, a Z/28 Camaro, a newer generation Camaro, a Karmann Ghia, and an AMC Gremlin.

More From Rollin' On the River

Despite the rain last year's Rollin' On the River show still managed to bring out well over 150 vehicles. In order to post as many as possible I'm putting in many more pictures per entry than normal. So today and tomorrow will wrap up this show but there will be a lot more photos than normal.

Included in this post are a Pontiac Firebird, a GTO, an Olds Cutlass Supreme, a Chevy convertible, a Monte Carlo, a Chevy wagon, a Plymouth Sport Fury, an Oldsmobile Ninty-Eight, a couple of Novas, a Chevelle SS, a Cadillac, a Corvair, a 1968 GTO, another Cutlass, and another Monte Carlo.