Pre-registration will begin during the month of September (same as last year).
We’ll have more information and details by then.
We are also posting to Facebook and Twitter, so you can catch us there a well.

AND…
Don’t forget, JULY 14, 2012 is our Open House at the shop in Santa Fe Springs.
9AM-3PM
200 Limited Chico’s Burgers
Live Band & Music
No Sales Tax (in shop only)
Hot Rods, Customs, Choppers and more…

SEE YOU AT THE SHOW!

The steering column was shortened 5″.

All the holes in the firewall are now filled.

The driver side cab top is welded complete.

Passenger side is next.

The show is held at a very special place. The over 50 choppers and bobbers are showed inside a gently restored old steel mill from the early 1800s!
The area has industrial history dating back even earlier, though there are still buildings and traces that date back as far as the 1600s.
So having a classic bike show inside a building like this creates an amazing atmosphere hard to describe to anyone that hasn’t seen it in person!

Sweden has always had a very strong bike scene and the classic chopper/bobber style has been popular around this northern European country for a very long time.
The show was filled with cool Panheads, Knuckles, Indians, British bikes and of course some old Swedish Husqvarna bikes showed up too.

A few artists, pinstripers, painters and tattoo artists came to show off their stuff along side the bikes.

The show focuses on just a cool show and getting together and having a good ol’ time.
Following the show, in the evening, the party takes over and fills the old building with Rock n’ Roll and people enjoying more then just a great show.

Enjoy the pictures and perhaps we’ll see you there next February.

It wasn’t our “old faithful” handling the production of the MOONEYES XMAS PARTY Show & Drag 2011, as it had been for the previous years. Although the filming was said to be complete, the footage we were told was taken and the process was even reported as started, the final stage of production went astray. We even made the DVD jacket and disc label (shown above)…

It started out as “on schedule” at the end of December in 2011 but got delayed several times. After a final chase several months down the line, we lost contact. Unfortunately, we were unable to successfully reconnect and have been forced to cancel the release of our DVD. This is a disappointment for MOONEYES and the event. We were looking forward to its release as I’m sure many of you were too. We are truly sorry for the trouble and any inconvenience this may cause. MOONEYES will be more selective and critical in the future.

The MQQN Equipped shirt on the left is made in Japan! No doubt it’s from the ’60s. The price will make your eyes pop out of their sockets. The one next to it had a shocking price too.

Left is 1960 catalog and right is 1968 catalog (when the shirts were originally sold).

Look at the tag, Made in Japan!! A long time ago, the cost of labor in Japan was similar to how China is now so a lot of things from foreign countries were made very cheap there. There were quite a lot of MQQN products made in Japan back in the day.
Searching for these items now are not for wearing but solely for the collector.

This was another shirt at a different booth.
Based on the neckline, etc. (from what I was told) it’s from the ’80s and priced at $100.

There was also Clay Smith too, with a Long Beach address!

Club jackets were very popular.

McDonald’s Aloha shirt!

This Street Racers jacket is famous.

An airbrushed shirt of Roth’s Outlaw

This shirt was auctioned off during the event.

STP and Budweiser items are always cool to see.