The city of Orange is celebrating its 125 anniversary in 2013, and one of the significant features of this quaint city is the Plaza. It turns out that the Plaza is also a terrific place to hold a car show. It’s an old-fashioned area featuring a major traffic circle surrounding a park with benches, trees and a large fountain. Picturesque, old-style buildings with plenty of stores to browse and restaurants serving good food surround the Plaza.
In Part 2 we’ll finish dressing up our project small-block Chevy.
The small-block Chevy engine is hands down the most decorated historic power plant. This power chameleon can wear many different hats, and in some projects it even serves as the centerpiece for the overall build theme. Engine accessories can also create a theme, giving a truck a definite personality. We’ll show you how simply swapping out a few accessories can really change the look of an engine, giving it a whole different style.
Last week, we got a glimpse of Ron Segal’s red ’47 Ford Delivery stunner, Howdy Doody II. We peeked under the hood and kicked the tires a bit. This week we’ll a look inside.
