The Hot Rod, Custom Car and Sport Car Show 1951
January 6-7, 1951 the 2nd annual The Hot Rod, Custom Car and Sport Car Show was held at Convention Hall on Woodward Avenue. The show was produced by Andy Hotton of Hotton and Sullivan Engineering. About 25,000 people attended the show, making it the biggest show of this type in the Midwest. It drew cars from around the country.[1]
Cars Attending
Bob Hamke's 1927 Ford Model-T Roadster
Dean Causey's 1939 Ford Convertible
Bill and Don Cunningham's 1940 Mercury
Rudy Makela's 1942 Cadillac - "WOW"
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