The Roseburg Graffiti event was packed with more Hot Rods and Restored cars than I have ever seen in one place.            There were several venues, races, cruises and even the sales floor.  Since this is the 100 year birthday of the Model T, the cruise honored the event with Ts starting the parade. My favorite place to hang out was the Show and Shine in the park.  Since there was arranged transportation, getting to the various sites was easy. I met a lot of people who all seemed to know one another by their cars; much as my neighbors know one another by their dogs.   '49-52 Fords have a special place in my heart and I can't resist just one more picture.             The evening cruise was momentous.  There is something special about seeing these beasts in their natural habitat; and Roseburg is certainly reminiscent of the '50s.         I took many pictures and I will create a gallery on flicker or other picture site for your entertainment.  Check back here often to see more pictures and the location of the album. There will also be a second article on the Roseburg Graffiti event featuring specific cars.  For now, I leave you with one last picture which I call, Hey, Ray, there are were no Cell Phones in 1951. If I took pictures of your car or truck and took notes, be assured the results will appear on this site soon.  In the meantime, take a look at the slide show and see if your vehicle is featured...Be sure to comment and send me notes if you'd like.