Wavecrest has at least one breakout custom that steals the show

in 2007 the breakout custom was Shorebreak, a Ron Berry original design: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2007/09/shorebreak-ron-berry-custom-woodie.html

Good looking delivery truck immediately grabbed my attention

Very good looking Pontiac woodie wagon,

for the hood ornament close ups see:

the wood and badge aren't the same as the first, I can't decide which turned out better

1969 Dodge Coronet station wagon... yeah, it's not a hemi, or exciting, but you're not going to see another one anytime soon

Encinitas car cruise is a source of cars I don't see at the more heavily photographed closer cruises

A compare and contrast here

Why bring dogs? I don't get it. Isn't a crowd of people difficult enough to walk around in without pushing a baby carriage with dogs in it?

To the right of the bottle opener (cool thing to have on the dash) is Jimmy Shine's autograph

Umm. . . he is the newest custom hot rod builder at So-Cal Speed Shop http://www.jimmyshine.com/bio-index.htm

http://www.customrodder.com/features/0509cr_custom_cars_legends/index.html

Nice Plymouth custom! It's gonna be great when it's got one color

The ashtray for the back seat passengers.. yeah, obsolete as the choke lever, I know

I like the contrast of the 60's headlights and fender vs. the 08. Why do they continue to carry on a name when the next generation has no resemblence to the original? The only common factor I can think of is that they both have 4 tires.

Above: still my favorite duece for the paint scheme

Prototype '65 Ford GT40 MK1 tribute by the Bailey Edwards Cars company in South Africa

Well done tanks!