The show is held right on the shores of 
Lake George, a really scenic area. This 
show has grass, a beautiful lake, and a 
steam powered paddle boat with a 
restaurant and live band.

Looks like this guy might have had a 
few police chases under his belt! This 
artwork was on the sides of his Chevy 
truck. All vehicles have to be pre-1981 
for the show.

Real nice '78 Camaro. There weren't
a lot of  Camaros from this time, but
the ones we saw  looked great. It will
be a few years before 
Steven's Camaro looks like this.

This Camaro was painted a Cobalt blue,
compared  to ours in the background. It
looks nice with the  hood striping, a
classic early 70's muscle car!

This Charger was immaculate. Lots of
chrome,  whole underside was like new.

The louvers on the sides and hood had
a nice  paint fade from dark to light.

The Warren Country police and NY
State  police were all over. In cars,
on bikes, on horses,  on foot. They
were basically a pain in the butt! 

This cycle driver here made the mistake
of  smoking his tire for a few seconds.
He was last  seen handcuffed in the
back of a police car, with  his
bike being towed away!

A nice Cobra here. There were a lot
of cars  with Canadian plates, this area
is a popular  tourist spot from Montreal.
Check out the  spectators, at least 2-3
deep around the  3 mile drive. Only cars
participating  in the show were
allowed on the cruise.

The weekend was warm and sunny, 
perfect for the show!

 
 

This is one of 4 boats that cruise the 
lake, an authentic steam paddle wheel
boat  originally from about 1875, rebuilt
in 1969.  It also has a calliope, and the
staff everything  from Bach to Beatles on
the keyboard.  You can hear it all over
town, and that means  the boat is going
to be leaving soon. This is  actually 2
pictures spliced together, it's too  big for
just one. Like a lot of things in  this area,
the name is derived from an  Indian word.
 

This CBX was owned by one of the 
vendors, nice bike!

Trying to get a shot of the 
bumblebee striped Camaro!

A must have for any serious hot rodder. 
Get 'yer wheels up in the air!

Lots of cars started out like this. 
People have photo albums next to their 
cars, showing all the work 
that was done to get them restored.

This was an interesting truck, and
I really  don't have too much
information on it. It looks  like
a restoration, but there were no
model  name tags. Looks like some
of the Hot  Wheels trucks that
are out, a retro, 30's look.
 

This was on the back of the truck,
a  color coordinated drag car.

I don't think this Prowler needed any
work,  made for a nice display though.
 

The show ended with a great fireworks 
display over the lake. We got tee shirts, 
some wiring supplies, and about an 
hour's worth of video tape! This has 
to be just about the best show of the 
year, at least for New York.

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