I POSITIVELY can't wait to see them!! Where will they be on display during the week,sir?

I am keeping this thread sticky and will update it as I get the information. Plus it will be on RM's website in the future as well.

You will be able to see the cars themselves at the RM Auction during the fall meet at the Hershey Lodge. Naturally admission is subject to whatever RM's arrangements will be for this year. Or, you can help me bring them to the photo studio in Harrisburg for the shoot!

Can you make sure pics get posted as well for is foreigners to see..

Will do! You are going to be amazed! Here is a sneak peek at the start of just one....

1953 Olds Fiesta under construction and Buick Y-Job "rough" sketch!

A couple of the cars will be at Meadowbrook this weekend, at the RM tent, and likely at Saturday night's Gala.

Time to leak a few photos of our car...


A fully hand-shaped metal body. No bondo here!


This gives an idea of what the car will look like when it's done. The bumpers and trim are getting plated as I type this, and painting comes tomorrow - just in time for Meadowbrook! Speaking of those bumpers, those are all sheet metal. We created hammerforms for each piece you see there.

Enjoy! Hope to see you all this weekend!

Excellent work Dale!

I can see that my bids will be out the window very quickly!

Wayne

Ladies and Gentlemen...the Adams family has shown what real craftsmen can do! This car is spectacular and Dale and Jeremy have been phenomenal to work with...a real credit to the hobby and we will never be able to say thanks enough!

Steve, one of the neatest ideas I have heard of recently. Congratulations. Harold Coker Pres '72

Here are a few more updates of what's going on with the pedal cars:
This is the Oldsmobile Fiesta being done by PSI.

Duesenberg SSJ by Fran Roxas.

Thinking of next year. How does a shop become involved with this program?

Talk with Steve. We already have several shops wanting to get involved. I'm hoping we get started a little earlier for next year to allow shops the opportunity to work on their cars during off-peek months. This year the pedal cars were being worked on at the same time big cars were being finished up for major shows across the country.
An extra-special thanks to the shops that took time out of their extremely busy and hectic schedules to do this for AACA!!!

I think Posie modified this one. Steve will have to chime in for me if I'm wrong.

This one is still in the design stages, but we've been promised it will be finished for Hershey. It's called Safari and will be painted black and deep burgundy, with cane-work on the side. Leather upholstery is planned, along with working headlights and taillights.

From Terry Kesselring of the Antique Auto Shop in Kentucky, a 1941 Packard.
In-process photos of this car can be seen earlier in this post.

Oops. I guess not. Here's a couple.

Wow, beautiful work done by all! I LOVE the paint job on the Olds. And the interior. Very classy. The hood ornament on the Packard is great. And is that fiberglass on the Duesie? It looks awesome!

Please excuse our mess at Meadowbrook, the weather last night created a paint disaster... it will be fixed before the auction, though.

I'll post pics tomorrow afternoon of our car fully assembled. We're getting the last bits in from the plater this afternoon, and are shooting photos tomorrow morning.

Is this a real 56 caddy... or a pedal car imposter? Hmmm...

NO WORDS NEEDED!!!

ANOTHER ONE from Dale Adams, showing its removable hardtop.

That SSJ is going to be spectacular. I especially like how in the photo it's posed in front of the Throne Car chassis.

Biggest Duesy, and littlest Duesy!

The Caddy and Fiesta generated a lot of positive feedback for the charity at Meadowbrook this weekend! We had a blast hanging out with the RM folks, and new friendships were made.