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Goodguys Pacific Northwest Nationals – EVENT COVERAGE

In many places a year ago, we had no shows, weren’t allowed to congregate and didn’t know if it would be safe to do so again. While this has changed—and the Goodguys Pacific Northwest Nationals came and went without incident—we’re still living with uncertainty and a degree of fear. Events are happening every weekend from coast to coast, yet mandates and protocols are in place depending on the venue, along with advice to get vaccinated if you haven’t done so already.

Expect that for promoters and organizers to be able to hold shows of any size and magnitude, the numbers of those infected need to come down. Protect yourselves and those around you. The community of enthusiasts to which we belong needs to do what we can to shield each other, despite what we may feel personally. As long as the disease continues to be transmitted to those who are susceptible, we have no idea how much longer the pandemic will last or if it will ever go away completely.

 

THE SUBURBAN’S MATCHING INTERIOR

Hopefully we’ll be able to continue covering shows like this Pacific Northwest Goodguys event throughout the rest of the season. Just as abruptly as everything ground to a halt more than a year ago, it could happen again, and we’ll be left to contemplate why. But being back out among other enthusiasts, talking about the vehicles we admire and enjoying everyone’s camaraderie is priceless, so let’s do what we can to prevent spread of COVID-19.

In the words of Queen:

“… Find the will to carry on with the show.

(The) Show must go on.”

FROM ITS LINGENFELTER-SUPERCHARGED LT4 TO A HOST OF OTHER DETAILS, THIS SUBURBAN’S A WINNER.

JAN AND WOODY WOODLEY’S ORANGE ‘70
JORDAN KUDSK’S SILVER ‘77 STEPSIDE
424 CI SBC IN KUDSK’S SILVER ‘77
THE BRIDE FAMILY’S ‘71 CHEYENNE IN RED AND WHITE
GARZA’S ‘71 IN GREEN AND WHITE
WOODY HAEHN’S ‘61 ‘RUSTY’ APACHE
COLIN MACPHERSON’S ‘68 ORANGE CRATE
CHUCK HIGGINS’ ‘72 CHEYENNE SUPER SHOWROOM RESTO
CHUCK HIGGINS’ CHEYENNE’S ENGINE BAY
‘64 GMC IN PATINA
JON BYERS’ RED ‘55 SUBURBAN
TIM HOWARD’S BLACK AND SILVER ‘60 CHEVY
BIG WINDOW ON HOWARD’S ‘60 CHEVY
GRAY ‘64 C-10 SIX-SPOKE WHEELS
DON’T LOSE THESE LICENSE PLATES
MATT MCADAMS’ ‘78 GMC C15 SQRBODY
GOLD AND WHITE ‘68 BY WICKED FABRICATIONS

JIM TIRRELL’S BLUE ‘68 STEPSIDE
CHRIS AND ERICA MESKE’S RED-BLACK ‘84
A SUBURBAN LIKE THIS GATHERS ADMIRERS
MICHAEL PETRAMALU’S ‘54 CHEVY 3100 IN DEEP PURPLE
DAN AND VALERIE NIXON’S YELLOW ‘76
SIGN SEEMS APROPO FOR MOST C-10S
JERRY MURRAY’S ‘66 IN AQUA AND WHITE
PIERRE BARMORE’S BLACK ’72 CHEYENNE SUPER 10
‘70 K5 BLAZER IN ORANGE
CALVIN MESKE’S SILVER ‘78
STEVE JOHNSON’S ‘72 CHEYENNE IN ORANGE
‘64 FROM PUYALLUP A TIME MACHINE
THE END – OR JUST THE BEGINNING?

 

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