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Mario's Bellport Car Show July 14, 2024

1948 Lincoln Continental

Bellport Village is a small town on the Southern coast of Long Island, and they held their 5th Annual Car Show on Sunday July 14, 2024. Main Street was closed to traffic in the Village and the car show was hosted by the Bellport Fire Department.

Bellport Village is like Oyster Bay with small shops and borders the Great South Bay on the South side of LI. Oyster Bay is on the North side and borders the Long Island Sound.

Many nice cars and trucks showed up and an Oldies Band played all afternoon to everyone’s enjoyment. The local shops and restaurants were all open to the public.

Enjoy the show, Mario

1 1920's Ford

2 1920's Pick Up Custom

3 1930's Ford Hot Rod

4 1930's Hi Boy Hot Rod

5 1930's Hot Rod

6 1930's Hot Rod

7 1930's Street Rod

8 1932 Ford Hot Rod

9 1937 Buick

10 1937 Buick

11 1938 Buick Century

12 1938 Buick Century

13 1940 Ford Pick Up Truck

14 1940's Street Rod

15 1948 Chevy Convertible

16 1948 Lincoln Continental

17 1950 Olds Custom HT

18 1950 Cadillac Convertible

19 1950 Cadillac Convertible

20 1950's Ford Pick Up Custom

21 1951 Chevy Pickup Truck

22 1951 Ford Pick Up

23 1951 Ford F-1 Pickup truck Custom

24 1951 Ford Pick Up

25 1951 Pick Up Custom

26 1953 Chevy Bel Air 2 door sedan

27 1954 Buick Super

28 1954 Buick Super

29 1954 Buick Super

30 1955 Chevy Bel Air HT 383 V8

31 1955 Ford Crown Victoria

32 1956 Buick 2 door sedan

33 1956 Chevy 2 door HT

34 1956 Chevy 2 door HT

35 1956 Ford F100

36 1960 Chevy 2 door HT

37 1961 Chevy Impala

38 1961 Chevy Impala

39 1962 Chevy Biscayne 2 door sedan

40 1962 Chevy Biscayne 2 door sedan

41 1962 Cadillac

42 1966 Mustang

43 1976 Pontiac Firebird

44 1976 Pontiac Firebird

45 Austin Healy 100

46 Austin Healy 100

47 Batmobile

48 The Hulk Ford F350

49 Bellport Fire House

50 Bellport Main Street

51 Bellport Main Street

52 Bellport Village Band

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Mario on Jul 16, 2024 said:

This was a great show in Bellport Village on Sunday. Unfortunately the Oyster Bay show today July 16 was cancelled due to excessive heat and storms ahead. Enjoy this show! Mario

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Mario on Jul 16, 2024 said:

There were no Chevy Novas at the show Rob, which just makes your Nova more in demand. That's good news for you.

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azmuscle on Jul 16, 2024 said:

sorry to be in such a rush Mario, I blame my Mom, I was born 3 months premature. That would explain a lot or at least some of this. Plus I worked for FedEx when it absolutely positively had to be there overnight. We are a creature of our past, so as Popeye would say: I YAM what I YAM....

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Mario on Jul 16, 2024 said:

The Car Show is complete so take a look!

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azmuscle on Jul 16, 2024 said:

Well let me take a stroll thru all the pics here and see what catches my eye. 1930's High Boy, I think Happy Days opening where there was a High Boy in that. Pic 7 the 1930's Street Rod had me look twice when I thought it was a Plymouth Prowler.

The 1938 Buick Century, there's a box in front of the car and I tried blowing it up to see what was in it. Still can't figure it out. Care to chime in any one? Buehler? Buehler? Hmm crickets..

A lot of nice trucks. I am a truck fan having driven my grandfather's to school for getting all A's on my report card. Okay that's a lie. He loved me, and I loved him. Case closed.

I took a real ribbing driving the truck to school as many of the abusive schoolmates asked me if I needed that size vehicle to take my date to the prom. I fooled them, I didn't go. I went to the drag races instead. I had my priorities right.

It's nice seeing how cool a stock 1976 Fire Chicken can look to this day. Thanks Pontiac for trying to feed us motorheads with cars like this.

I guess for security there was the Hulk Truck and the Batmobile. That should cover the event if any trouble broke out.

And it's always nice to see a Biscayne. Us plain folks need to feel appreciated when we couldn't afford the top dogs in the kennel.

I drove a 4 door Plymouth Fury 1, slant 6. But if you took the air cleaner off and turned it upside down, it sounded like a hemi, with asthma.

Nice work Mario and okay on the Nova. I need to soon post a pic of my Nova. I've been spending most of my time waiting for parts so I've been tweaking the front fenders and hood for good alignment seams. They say to use a paint stick. I used the popsicle stick. I went through a lot of popsicles in this heat let me tell you.

Keep'm shiney, keep'm stock, keep'm modified, keep'm tuned, keep'm rare, but always KEEP'M.

Okay let me go flip that air filter lid back or my grandmother will think I broke her Fury. Cheers.

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Mario on Jul 17, 2024 said:

Thank you Rob for all your wonderful back stories and all your comments on the Bellport Village Car Show. Lots of Hot Rods and Street Rods showed up besides the classics in this 5th Annual Car Show sponsored by the Bellport Fire Department.

Bellport is a small Southern Long Island town that had residents like Supermodel Cheryl Tiegs and Comedian Soupy Sales. There are a lot of Marinas and Beaches for the residents making this a nice town to live in.

Cheers to you, Mario

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azmuscle on Jul 17, 2024 said:

Soupy SALES?????????????? Oh wow, my childhood hero with White Fang and Black Tooth.....I always wanted to be hit in the face with a pie, coconut creme please.

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Mario on Jul 17, 2024 said:

Yes Soupy Sales! His real name was Milton Supman (January 8, 1926 – October 22, 2009) died of cancer at age 83. I remember watching a show where he asked all the "kiddies" to go into their Mom's pocketbook take out a 1 dollar bill and mail it to Soupy Sales and he gave the address. Well he ended up getting several hundred dollars and the network fired him! What a character he was!

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azmuscle on Jul 17, 2024 said:

Hey, is THAT what happened to my $1?????????

I could've bought a tooth rotting load of penny candy with that.

My Mom told me I was too young to have a poster of Cheryl Tiegs in my room

Rules rules rules.....tough being a kid but I made it to here..and I'm not sure what HERE is!! :-)

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Mario on Jul 18, 2024 said:

Sorry you lost your dollar to Soupy Sales Rob. But it was a valuable lesson learned. Don't give money to actors or politicians, actually it's the same thing!

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azmuscle on Jul 18, 2024 said:

I must say, every time I see a BUBBLE TOP, I think that roof line adds so much to the car.

I had 2 convertibles in my life and I'm more of a hardtop guy and wow, I'll just leave it there. WOW.

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Mario on Jul 18, 2024 said:

Bubble Tops were a great idea but I think they were phased out due to rollover safety reasons. The C pillars were too small and narrow for the support needed. Good topic though.

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57timemachine on Jul 23, 2024 said:

I will take that sweet 62 Chev Biscayne coupe and you guys can fight amongst yourselves for the rest. Cheers.

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Mario on Jul 29, 2024 said:

Great choice George. That 62 Biscayne is showroom condition and well kept. Kind of a rare car since most 62 Chevy's are Impalas. Cheers, Mario

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1948 Lincoln Continental

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