Rockabilly Reunion in Lake Havasu, AZ
Get set for the Second Annual Rockabilly Reunion this weekend February 12-14, 2010. How often can you get Rockabilly music, a pinup model contest and Rockabilly music all for FREE for you and your ride?
Voodoo Swing is set to perform at the event held on the shores of the Colorado River at Windsor State Beach in Lake Havasu, Arizona. “We’re thrilled to be playing three days of music along with other great acts for some of the biggest rockabilly music fans in the country who truly appreciate what we do”, said Voodoo Swing’s front man Paul “Shorty” Kreutz.
The Rockabilly Reunion is free to spectators of all ages and there is no charge to enter a car for display. Voodoo Swing plays throughout the weekend along with multiple rockabilly acts. The band is scheduled to play a welcome party at Nautical Inn Resort on the island at the beach in Lake Havasu City at 9pm on Friday evening following the poker run held at Windsor State Beach in Lake Havasu City on both Saturday and Sunday.
Carnival rides for all ages will be in place throughout the weekend. Additional features include the annual pinup contest, beer and food garden, vendor corral, used parts swap meet, used car corral and pin striping contest. A Brian Setzer Series Hotrod Gretsch guitar will be auctioned off during the weekend. The guitar has been provided by event sponsor Gretsch and can be viewed at the Gretsch booth near the stage.
A portion of proceeds from the high bid will be donated to America Home Dream, a non-profit organization that assists families of children with cancer.
For the Pinup model contest sponsored by Gretsch guitar, there’s $3000 in prizes available so get in touch with brendaleepinup@yahoo.com to enter.
GNRS After Party: Pinups, Hot Rod Art and Music
January 21, 2010 by Mitzi · 3 Comments
My friend Mitzi, pinup and hot rod photographer extrordinaire from Mitziandco.com, has helped out MyRideisMe.com by generously supplying some of the hottest pinup pics found in our pinup model gallery and now is throwing a party! Saturday night, 1/30/2010, after shooting pinup models wide-open at the Grand National Roadster Show, Mitzi will open her new studio to show her favorite pictures, hot rod art and a special burlesque show! Everyone’s welcome, so we’ll see you there! Some more details for you:
Join us for an evening of Art, Music and Burlesque on Saturday January 30th as Mitzi & Co. along with Cherry Martini bring you Fueled The Art Show. An amazing collection of artwork will be on display and for sale from artists Keith Weesner, The Pizz, Max Grundy, George Barris, Mitzi Valenzuela, Dwayne Vance, Tiki Ray and more.
The evening kicks off with live burlesque performances by Miss Rockwell DeVil, Violet Valentine and Betsey Bosen.
Join us for the after party following Grand National Roadster Show on Saturday night.
Only 10 minutes from the Pomona Fairplex at the Mitzi & Co. Photo Studio in San Dimas, CA. (address on the flier below)
Show starts at 8pm and goes till Midnight. Complimentary beer and wine!
See you there!
(click on the flier to see it full size)
If you’re coming to the party, leave a comment! (you don’t have to be a member!)
Christmas Pinup of the Month – Heidi Van Horne
It’s a rare treat to find a gorgeous pinup model like Heidi Van Horne who’s also a great story about why, “My Ride is Me”. That’s why Heidi’s a holiday gift for you from MyRideisMe.com and our Christmas Season “Pinup of the Month”.
One thing you’ll notice in quite a few pictures in Heidi’s Pinup Picture Gallery is the tan colored F100 named “Molly” that Heidi owns, drives and even wrenches on! (click to see each picture full size)
(Photos by Dale Rio)
So of course, I had to ask, Why Molly? Heidi said, “I don’t know. I don’t ever know why a car or truck’s name is what it is. It just tells me one day. No clue!”
Like most of us, Heidi got into cars from family: “I grew up working on cars to keep ‘em running, with my dad and brother. I had to work on them to get to work and school, no glory in it, just a matter of life! ;) But it gave me an appreciation for the mechanics of it all and wishing for one like my dad talked about having when he was a kid.” She continued, “I love vintage trucks, so when this one just came along, I felt it was meant to be mine.”
“Molly’s My Ride is Me because… She’s tough, sweet, sturdy and time-tested, but cute and fun. I love Molly!”
(left: With Heidi Minx (www.builtonrespect.com) and pic by Ama Lea, hair and makeup by Red Dodge; right: Photo by Shannon Brooke, make up by Jennifer Corona)
You’ll notice by scanning the web for Heidi Van Horne, she’s got range! Her looks range from friendly, approachable, girl next store sweetheart:
(Photo by Danielle Bedics showing Heidi’s Hell’s Belles Car Club attire)
Then Heidi changes things up some for a seriously hot shoot for YRB Magazine:
(Hair by Monique Wentworth/Makeup by Jennifer Corona)
So it’s no surprise that Heidi’s done some acting and is also a writer. She’s got a regular column with the Houston Chronicle online here www.chron.com (to find her, search “Heidi Van Horne” on the main page). If you’re in Houston, catch her working the Houston Auto Show January 30-31 for the Houston Chronicle.
I hope you’ve enjoyed these pictures and become a fan of Heidi Van Horne the way I have. She’s got it all in my humble opinion! There’s more to see in her MyRideisMe.com Pinup Picture Gallery and you can find her at her Facebook Fan Page or of course at her home page: www.HeidiVanHorne.com
I’ll leave you with this last strikingly beautiful shot of Heidi and her truck Molly by VivaVanStory.
Photos in the pinup gallery by: Shannon Brooke, Marco Patino, Justice Howard, Octavio Arizala, Danielle Bedics, Ama Lea, Dale Rio, and David Lena. Thanks to these photographers and of course Heidi for sharing them.
Please visit her website and leave a comment so she knows you care!
Curves: Custom 50’s Merc and Pinup Masuimi Max
November 26, 2009 by GreaseGirl · Leave a Comment
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Yucca Valley may be a bit off the beaten path. Some might just call it a road-trip checkpoint rather than a destination. Maybe after you see this 1950 Mercury built by The Hot Rod Shop in Yucca Valley, you might turn this checkpoint-town into a destination-town of your own.
Not only does Toby Stanford, owner, put out some damn good lookin’ cars for customers, he’s also got quite a collection of his own. Lucky for all of you he let us, including the lovely pinup model Masuimi Max, take a peek around his garage.
Other than the beautiful lines we all drool over when looking at a well-chopped Mercury, one of the first things you might notice here is this Merc’s subtle yet striking paint job. No, your eyes are not tricking you. It is black on black – gloss flames on suede paint. For all the attention that’s been given to primer jobs as of late, this is a new twist to an old classic. And while you may have seen one or two other such jobs, Toby assures us that when he finished this car in December 2007, it was the first he’d ever seen of its kind. Who wouldn’t want to implement this idea on their own hot rod, though?
This Mercury has a few other goodies as well. Start with a 6” chop, DeSoto grill, stock bumpers, and frenched headlights and antennae. Throw on some Pontiac taillights in the rear. Add Mustang front seats, a continuous console, and a ’59 Chevy steering wheel along with plenty of pinstriping done by Ben Demon on the interior. But even with all its good looks, this Mercury’s built with driving in mind. So under the hood you’ve got a simple 350 Chevy giving ya power, backed up by a 350 transmission and a Ford 9” rear-end. In addition this car is bagged on all 4’s.
Until he sold it recently, Toby says the Merc was his errand-running car around town. And although Toby didn’t have plans to sell it, when someone comes knocking on your door wanting to give you money, it’s hard to turn em’ down. Unfortunately the new owner isn’t enjoying the car as much. As Toby quotes, he’s “too afraid to take it out.”
Let’s hope that on the next try Toby will keep it and continue rollin’ around the streets of Yucca Valley. Or, if it’s not him, we’ll see more of the cars put out by The Hot Rod Shop of Yucca Valley out there driving.
“I don’t draw them out the way some car builders do,” says Toby. “It’s just the way I figured it up.” Well Toby, we like the way you figure it, and hope we get to see more of The Hot Rod Shop’s work in the future.
This isn’t the only car in Toby’s shop. From this shot outside, you can see a few of the trick rides he’s building for himself and customers. You can see just about all of them in the pinup model picture page.
There’s a few more pics of his work in pinup picture gallery for Masuimi. These 3 look so great, I had to show them here. (the t-bird in the back’s not bad either!) Click on any of these pics to see it full size.
Special thanks to Toby for opening his shop to MyRideisMe.com and Mitzi from Mitzi and Co. pinup photography. Then, of course, thank you to pinup model Masuimi Max. Book her for an appearance or photo shoot (she does all kinds, not just pinup!) at her sizzling hot website IamTrouble.com.
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Pinups Tour Sacramento’s Best Hot Rod Shop
September 13, 2009 by pikesan · 3 Comments
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I know you just want to see the girls, so here’s the Hot Rod Pinups in the Pinup Gallery
You can find oil and filters and replace that dead battery (usually on a Saturday night) at any-old parts store, but when you’re looking for parts for your hot rod or vintage truck, you’ve got more to think about. So what do you look for? In the Sacramento area, check out Darold Kohout at Sacramemnto Vintage Ford.
Cruising up to Sacramento Vintage Ford for the first time, I didn’t know what to expect. First thing I notice? This place is HUGE! The parking lot would hold over a hundred cars and is just about perfect for the “Vintage Friday” shows hosted every so often from June to October. Then, just through the doors, you’re greeted with two fantastic Model T hot rods.
The first T-bucket was Norm Grabowski’s famous “Kookie Kar” (now owned by John Labelle). It’s blue base coat highlighted with classic-styled yellow flames and wide whites clad steelies was an inspiration for a wave of T’s. You know the car, but have you seen it? It’s on display along with several other hot rods that are rotated occasionally to give visitors some eye candy while they’re shopping .
The other hot rod T on display, flanked in this photo by the lovely pinup model Miss Rockwell DeVill, is TJ Pagno’s hemi powered 1927 T Roadster. You might know the Pagano name from The “Mountain Pearl” custom pickup recently featured in Rod and Custom. You’d guess right away TJ’s a pinstriper (or is great friends with one!) from the plentiful, yet stylish pinstriping work found all over the 27 roadster, including the floors. The entry way, with the white-walled T’s both with vintage powerplants, flames and scallops and don’t forget the visting pinup model, has you set up for a great visit.
Walking past Goodguys KIRK’s laced-up and flaked Starliner also on display, you round the bend and get a better view of the 70,000 square feet of space inside. One corner not to miss looks like it’s been there longer than the building. Our new friend, pinup model Athena Amore poses to help us enjoy the view.
Mixed in with the dusty old speed parts (junk to the untrained eye) is an untouched, vintage dry lakes 1932 roadster #305. Owned by collector Bruce Woodword, the deuce has been in the display Bruce made for 9 years now. The cleaning lady doesn’t make it back there often cause she might disturb the blown flathead or vintage Sun tester or maybe the period-styled floor jack and the old slicks that Darold used back in high school on his Pontiac racer.The dusty corner’s a perfect addition to the store and must see when you drop by.
If the cars and the occasional visiting pinup model weren’t enough for you to drop by, consider this: There’s over 1200 vendors represented at Sacramento Vintage Ford and just over 30,000 part numbers. 30-35 full time staff members keep the store running including a full staff of phone sales and tech help, but these days, a big chunk of their sales comes from their online store. But you can’t enjoy the hot rods or the full size (with all the amenities) 50’s style diner found inside the store from the web! Darold said he saw customer’s wives waiting in the car while their husbands shopped. So why not give them somewhere to sit, enjoy a fountain drink and relax?
If you haven’t already decided to stop by, let me give you the final shove.
Darold and his staff at Sacramento Vintage Ford also host and distribute toys for the “Chips for Kids” charity. Before Christmas, toys donated from all over Sacramento are collected and sorted in the enormous warehouse. Then, needy kids come by and get to pick which toy they want. The toy drive has doubled since it started in 2007 and so has the number of happy kids!
So when you’re in Norcal, make a trip over to Sacramento vintage Ford. The T’s up front might be replaced by a couple other well known hot rods, like (Darold’s trying) the California Kid and the original “American Graffiti” Deuce coupe. Thanks for the tour!
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June Pinup of the Month – Zoe Scarlett
June 14, 2009 by pikesan · 3 Comments
I first bumped into Ms. Zoe Scarlett while looking for a great hot rod pinup picture to use for the very first MyRideisMe.com flier ever made. Graphic artist and Photographer Dirk Behlau kindly let the tiny web start-up use his image. That black hot rod with stunning blond featured Zoe Scarlett who is now the June Pinup of the Month.
* How’d you become a pinup? Is pinup big in Switzerland?
I took my first pin-up pictures in my boyfriend’s garage on a very cold day in January. I wanted to surprise him with some cute pictures when he returned from his holiday. I never thought that this would be my future career! At the same time, Switzerland’s most famous newspaper, BLICK, advertised a contest called ‘the cutest neighbor’.
I spontaneously decided to take part in the contest and sent in the pictures I’d made for my boyfriend. Two days later, there was a huge picture of me on the cover of Switzerland’s BLICK! Well, that was the beginning of my pin-up modeling career!
* What’s your favorite pinup picture ever?
That’s a hard question, during my career as a pin up model and burlesque performer I’ve been booked for a lot of shootings, every single one has a special place in my memory. The first shooting with Dirk Behlau in Hockenheim, where I was wearing a with dress and I was in front of a red 32 pick up was great, I also appreciated my first beach shooting with Ama Lea in L.A. I also liked working with animals for my calendar. It was fascinating to work with a leopard, spider snakes, camels and others.
* Are you into cars and the pinup “culture” or is it just a job?
My passion for the 1950’s lifestyle and classic cars began at a very young age. As a child, I was taken to flea markets, car shows and races with my family. I spent a lot of my spare time at my Dad’s Speed Shop. My mom is a passionate 50’s furniture and accessory collector and my older brother lives in Florida and works as a mechanic for a Racing Team. So I was kind of born in to it.
* What’s a funny thing about you that nobody’d ever guess???
I use to be a mechanic in a drag race team for about 2 years. We traveled around Europe whit a 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air the team was called Roofers Toy ;)
* What are you working on now?
As a pinup model I represent premium brands. As a example for the world-brand “Cynar” (Campari Gruppo), I started an exclusive burlesque-show called the Cynarina. With an erotic, glamorous and stirring mixture of vaudeville, show and musical I put a spell on my audience. In an oversized “Cynar-glass” I perform the art of burlesque in perfection.
Where can we see more of your pinup hotness?
You should book one of my Burlesque shows, then you can see me wherever you want!
Zoe Scarlett’s websites…
OFFICIAL PAGE: www.zoescarlett.com
** Facebook Fan Page ** Myspace ** Follow Zoe on Twitter
Photographers:
Our friend Dirk Behlau: http://www.pixeleye.de/
More HOT shots of Zoe Scarlett: http://www.nietlisba.ch/nietlisba.ch/portfolio/Seiten/pinup.html
Fotostudio Haffa and more pics of Zoe: http://www.fotostudio-haffa.de/people.php
Droppin’ Anchor at Ink and Iron with Bo Huff
June 10, 2009 by GreaseGirl · 1 Comment
This past weekend I was able to make it to Ink N Iron 6 – a tattoo festival + car show + rockabilly music event held on the amazing Queen Mary ship in Long Beach, California. Am I glad I dropped anchor! Not only did I hear some great bands and see some awesome cars – but I got to meet up with car customizer Bo Huff and best of show winner Voodoo Larry!
Let me fill you in on the show…this was year #6 for Ink & Iron – and I dug it! Each year it’s held in Long Beach aboard the Queen Mary – which is a huge, Titanic-ish ship. There are tons of tattoo artists exhibiting and doing tattoos. There’s dozens of bands playing throughout the day. Pinups are around too of course – vying for the $2000 grand prize in the contest (why don’t they award cars that much when they win?!?) And obviously… custom cars. This show is all about rockabilly and kustom culture. So of course the cars showing up are along the style the rockabilly crowd likes – Classic rods and crazy customs. The show runs for 3 days…I only wish I was there for more than part of one…there’s always next year, right?!
I mostly went to check out what I’d been hearin’ about for years. (My Stude didn’t make it – she’s waiting for new brake shoes and master cylinder.) Never would’ve guessed I’d be meetin’ and hangin’ out with Bo Huff – a well known custom builder and all around cool cat. Not only that but also taking some pics alongside Dixie Deluxe as well as Rockabilly Playboy. (Thanks to Becky Sue at Pin U up beckysue@PinUup.com for these pics!)
For those of you who don’t know Bo, I’ll fill ya in a bit. He’s been doin’ customs since he was a kid in the late 50s and now has a shop of his own in East Carbon, Utah. Bo isn’t just a car guy – he’s livin’ the rockabilly lifestyle. And you can tell it when you check out his cars – they’re classic, powerful, and playful… or as they say “a work of art on wheels.” Other than cars Bo keeps it real around the scene by attending many shows throughout the year and hosting a couple of his own. Coming up in July is The Bo Huff Rockabilly Car Show in Sunnyside, Utah and than in September is Rockabilly Route 66 Car Show in San Bernadino. (More details can be found on his website www.bohuffshop.com or find him on MySpace.)
Sometimes it is funner being a girl… I don’t know if Bo would’ve suggested we follow him back to take pictures with his cars if I were a guy!? Lucky day I was wearing a red dress which made for a great contrast next to Dixie Deluxe – a 1949 Mercury. I first saw Dixie at the Grand National Roadster Show and self-proclaimed her as having “Best Paint Job” of the show (see my other picks here.) To me this 49 Merc is just the right combination of beauty and fun. Customized but not too far. Pretty but not too serious. The flames being white shiny on a white suede are both showy and subtle.
We weren’t planning on doing any pictures with Rockabilly Playboy – a 1949 Ford custom convertible…but couldn’t resist when Bo said we should. Becky Sue and I hopped in the back seat and it didn’t take too much coaxing for Bo to hop in the driver’s seat. This car is pretty much over the top with an amazing attention to detail! It was an honor to spend some time around Bo and I hope to be runnin’ into him again someday!
Another cool car I got to see up-close at Ink & Iron was “Voodoo” Larry Grobe’s Voodoo Psychosis. Larry comes all the way from Chicago and the Best of Show title his car won was well earned. We just happened to be walking by while pin up Ivy D’Muerta was posin’ in front of it. (Find out more about Voodoo Larry at www.voodoolarrykustoms.com or his MySpace.)
And of course, what would a rockabilly event be without pin-ups?! Ivy D’Muerta hosted this years Pin Up Pageant – where 12 finalists competed. This year’s winner was Miss Diahann with runner up being Miss Rita Von Riot. Two absolutely beautiful ladies – call me old-fashioned, but I thought they both could benefit from a good meal and just a lil’ more clothes on! But to each his (or her) own…and there certainly was enough going on at Ink & Iron to enjoy whatever you’re into… put it on your calendars for next year…
Until then anchors aweigh!
-Grease Girl
All photos courtesy of Becky Sue at BeckySue@PinUup.com
Pinup Dreams Made True in Vegas
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This story was written by Dave or elmoco40 in his MyRideisMe garage. It’s a story of a guy finding love and hot rods! It’s bring a tear to your eye if Dave’s wife, Larua Lee weren’t so hot!
This is exactly the kind of story we want at MyRideisMe.com! Great times, get’n the girl, what else is there? For Dave’s efforts, I’m sending him a pack of Pinup Playing Cards by Heidi Van Horne and Sabina Kelly. Look for a contest soon where you can win your set of pinup playing cards, or just send us your ideas!
I grew up in so. Cal, in the town of Santa Ana, CA. Growing up I was surrounded by a lot of lowriders and kustoms that were owned by local clubs and gangs. I was always fascinated by the elaborate paint jobs and the use of hydraulics on there cars, so when I was old enough to know what a wrench was and how to operate a spray can, I began my journey into ripping things apart and trying to somehow make’em different, whether it was bikes or big wheels, something was getting slammed and painted.
When I got into high school in 1978-79, I landed a job as a gas station attendant at a mobile gas station; there I learned basic mechanics by helping the guys work on stuff. Another kool thing that I discovered in 1980 was punk rock and the underground rockabilly scene! So now my little knowledge of cars and the music scene collided and so the kustom kulture scene was born. I feel totally blessed to be part of that emerging scene!
Although I was to poor to afford any kind of hot rod, I did the next best thing; I dated somebody who had a brother with one! lol. One of my 1st real girlfriends had an older brother who owned a beautiful 53 Merc, he called ”Maybelline”. It was all original and baby blue! Some of my best memories involved that car! It was so kool to be 16 -17 years old and pull up to a rockabilly show in that, it was rare back then!
Well of course time passed and the mid to late 80’s got weird and the scene kinda died, everybody kinda went there own ways? So fast forward to 1989, after many attempts to try and talk my newly retired parents to not move to Las Vegas, they did anyways? Go figure? Well after visiting them a few times, in 1991, I was at a point in my life where I needed a change so I decided to go stay with them and help them out? Well its funny how God has a plan for us, because after being there 6 mo., I met my beautiful wife Laura, it only took me a few dates to figure out, that this gal was thee one!
Laura Lee was beautiful and sweet and very artistic, I mean she had a beat up vVW bug she painted herself. It was hilarious? Plus she is a 3rd generation native, very rare, I mean her mom actually dated Elvis Presley in the 60’s, how crazy is that! So in 1993, we got hitched and in 1994 we had our 1st kid, wow!
So there I was, newly married, with a new baby, living in a new town, talk about anxiety attacks!
Then in 1996 a new music show was comin to town and there was a pre 1963 car show attached to it, it was called ” The Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekender“, I was in shock and stoked at the same time! This past year was the 12th VLV event, and I’ve been to them all, and in my opinion the 1st 5 years were the best. When the car show was on top of the garage and there was no curfew and a lot less jerks causing trouble! But it’s still a lot of fun, and now I have a gorgeous wife, who does a little pin up modeling and a kool car to show off!
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May Pinup of the Month – Candace Campbell
May 13, 2009 by pikesan · 4 Comments
I saw Ms. Candace at the Pinupalooza show during Viva Las Vegas, but I didn’t know it since she didn’t have the stunning red hair in the picture below. Plus, when flanked by hotties like Sabina Kelly, Dayna Delux and Heidi Van Horne, it’s easy to get distracted. None the less we’re friends now and here’s some info about May’s Pinup of the Month: Candace Campbell.
I was born in a small Louisiana parish. You’re looking at a genuine born and raised southern belle.
Since I was little I’ve been amazed by the mysterious blues lounge singers of new Orleans and fascinated with the glamorous vintage Hollywood and retro pin up style of the 40s. This explains why I am able to capture that classic essence so comfortably. I am a mix of the two worlds.
I was inspired by the bravery of elegance of Bettie Page, Marilyn Monroe, and Audrey Hepburn to name a few. I began collecting vintage clothes from the 1920’s through the 1950’s and learned about the details of dressing vintage from head to toe. I found out that not only were women dressed perfectly, but the underlying fashion was so much more interesting than today! In fact, it led to my first shoot.
I decided to take some classic pinup shots in 40’s lingerie as a present for my loves birthday. Soon after, by chance an important lady saw those pictures and I was asked to test shoot for Playboy Magazine. This was the start of my modeling career. I now specialize in Pinup and high fashion modeling. My love for the vintage style also led me to be a hairstylist so I’m now a celebrity stylist specializing in pinup and Hollywood glamor styles. I been blessed to work with some of the best models, celebrities, photographers, make up artist, hair and wardrobe stylists, magazines and burlesque dancers in the world.
I live in Las Vegas, Nevada, where I have been taking Sin City by storm with my sexy pictures. I am available for shoots and willing to travel anywhere with expenses paid. Please just let us know!
What about Pinupalooza?
Phantom Entertainment’s behind PINUPALOOZA at the Harmon Theater during every Viva Las Vegas car show. With Celebrity Hosts and Pinup Girls “Sabina Kelley”, “Dayna Delux” and “Candace Campbell”. The 2009 event featured 2 very special burlesque performances by the lovely “Anabel Of The Ball” along with musical stylings of DJ Slick. Dayna, Sabina and Candace were also signing prints and calandars. Us 3 girls host it every year but for 2009, we had rockabilly band “Will and the High Rollers”.
For 2010 we plan on making it even bigger by having more burlesque includind a special performance by Sabina Kelley and 3 additional guest pinup appearances as well. We might have another rockabilly band. Everything’s falling into place now, but we’re keeping the models and burlesque ladies a secret as of now… We promise its gonna be the best pinupalooza yet!
If you’d like to find Candace, here’s where to look… she’s busy!
my website: www.pinupordie.com
My model page: www.myspace.com/misscandee
twitter: http://twitter.com/candacecampbell
pinupalooza: www.myspace.com/pinupalooza
Photo above is by pinup photography Lesley Slenning at http://www.hotroddolls.com/
Leave a comment so Candace knows you’re coming to MyRideisMe.com to find the hottest hot rod and pinup models… and that you want to see more of her in her own custom Pinup gallery.
(that means, please leave a comment)
Ladies of Viva Las Vegas
April 26, 2009 by pikesan · Leave a Comment
One of the fun and from what I’ve seen fairly unique parts of the Viva Las Vegas car show is the girls! Some of them professional pinups like the lovely Kim Falcon pictured here, and some of them girls trying to be pinups or just out having a good time!
Whatever the motivation, we like!
As you cruised the show, you’d see these girls done up pinup-like or sometimes just looking hot and when they’d stop at a car, the cameras would come out like crazy and a near mob-scene started as everyone tried to get their own shots. They should just come to MyRideisMe.com, it saves on film! (duh, I know)
So check out Paul Swanson (Swanee@myrideisme.com) my man and chief photo madman’s new Ladies of Viva gallery. He’s got photos all over the place and a really nice garage filled with his favorite pics. Contact him if you want one of the photos, especially a high resolution or something without the MyRideisMe logo. He’s cool like that.
If we caught you walking around, let us know!
