Wow! That’s all we can say about today’s route and host cities! Actually, we can say a lot more, because they were so awesome! We started our day in Hannibal, Missouri, headed south on Highway 61. After everyone got their speedometers dialed in for the day, they started on the clock with some scenic Missouri back roads. Rolling hills, farm land and lots of big tractors were highlights from the early action. Then, we stopped for lunch in Washington, Missouri, lining the streets with Great Racers and spectators! From there, it was quite a trek to our final destination of Cape Girardeau, Missouri. We saw many, many people watching from their porches, driveways and front yards, so it was a great treat for all of the residents of the “J road”, which is where we saw the most spectators. Finally, our stop in Cape G….WOW, what a turnout! It was by far one of the biggest stops in the past few years, and we really appreciate the folks in Cape for knocking one out of the park! BIG BIG BIG! Alright, enough talk…here are our favorite shots from the day!

We’re finally out of the flat lands and corn fields! Look at that hill!

How ’bout this big block, 4-speed Caprice? Wonder how much fuel mileage he’s getting?

Crossing into Washington, Missouri for lunch, following John and Beth Coker and their ’40 Ford coupe.

Thanks to all the folks from Washington, Missouri for a great lunch stop!

Mark Hyman joined us with his 1931 8-liter Bentley and it made the trip from Hannibal to Cape G just fine!

We found a super tricky left hander at the J-road. We set up shop and got some cool shots of hard corners!

Those Coker Classic radials are working hard under the Hudson’s ’40 Chevy!

Whoa Nelly! What a driving job to make the corner!

What a crowd in Cape G!

The Cape G stop also included a HUGE car show! At least 200 cars, trucks and motorcycles came out to join the fun! THANK YOU CAPE G!