On the 15th-16th of March 2024, Idaho State University (ISU)-College of Technology Automotive Program held its ‘Chrome in the Dome’ car show.
1967 Ford Galaxie XL.
My walk-around video:
1949 Ford ‘shoebox’ woodie wagon.
My walk-around video:
Holt Arena 2024: 
HOT RODS ‘ATTITUDE CHECK!’
I went through U.S. Army basic training in 1982 (Fort ‘Lost-in-the-Woods’, Missouri), and at the end of a rough day the Drill Sergeants would yell “Attitude check!”, and we would always respond “Fuck it!”. In many ways those were better days than today.
On the 15th-16th of March 2024, Idaho State University (ISU)-College of Technology Automotive Program held its ‘Chrome in the Dome’ car show. This is just a couple of the many Hot-Rods in the show.
1934 Ford 5-window coupe:
1935 International:
More Hot Rods with attitude:
More Rods with ‘tude:
Holt Arena 2024: 
COLD-WAR MOPARS INVADE CHROME IN THE DOME!
In January 2024, the first in the U.S. fully enclosed colligate sports arena got a name change, for the third time since 1970. The new name is ICCU (Idaho Central Credit Union) Dome, due to the arena’s recent refreshment being funded largely by the financial institution. In 1970, it was called ASISU (Associated Students of Idaho State University) Minidome to honor the fact that students (whether they knew it or not) had funded the construction through increased student fees. In 1988, the name was changed to Holt Arena to honor the athletic director who pushed for the creation of the Minidome.
On the 15th-16th of March 2024, Idaho State University (ISU)-College of Technology Automotive Program held its ‘Chrome in the Dome’ car show, in the Holt Arena-ICCU Dome.
Walk-around part-2a:
Walk-around part-2b:
Walk-around part-2c:
Walk-around part-2d:
Walk-around part-2e:
Holt Arena 2024, PART-1: 
CHROME IN THE ICCU DOME
On the 15th-16th of March 2024, Idaho State University (ISU)-College of Technology Automotive Program held its ‘Chrome in the Dome’ car show, probably for the last time in ‘Holt Arena’. That’s because in January 2024, the first in the U.S. fully enclosed colligate sports arena got a name change, for the third time since 1970.
The new name is ICCU (Idaho Central Credit Union) Dome, due to the arena’s recent refreshment being funded largely by the financial institution. In 1970, it was called ASISU (Associated Students of Idaho State University) Minidome to honor the fact that students (whether they knew it or not) had funded the construction through increased student fees. In 1988, the name was changed to Holt Arena to honor the athletic director who pushed for the creation of the Minidome.
My children all had their high school graduations in Holt Arena, and I attended my own graduation from ISU in Holt Arena. It’s also used for many things other than sports and graduations, such as the Pocatello Spring Fair, farm shows and car shows, let’s go!
Custom trophies for custom cars! Trophies were made by Idaho State University-College of Technology Automotive Program students.
Walk-around part-1a:
Walk-around part-1b:
Walk-around part-1c:
Walk-around part-1d:
Holt Arena 2024: 
The Duke is really part British Austin Ruby-7 and Japanese Suzuki Samurai?!
Seen in the South Wing of the Pine Ridge Mall in Chubbuck, Idaho, during the snowy weekend of January 13th & 14th, 2024.
Shhh, don’t wake the sleeping Mustang (you know what they say about disturbing wild animals), video by me:
347 cubic inches displacement V8, C6 automatic transmission.
Pine Ridge Mall-South Wing:
‘INTENSE’ SILVER SURFING CAMARO
See more cars in the South Wing here: 
INAUGURAL INDOOR WINTER/NEW YEAR CAR SHOW!
Due to some instigation (possibly by a secret society of conspiratorial automotive enthusiasts), the Pine Ridge Mall, in Chubbuck, Idaho, held its inaugural indoor Winter/New Year automobile show. It was the weekend of January 13th & 14th, 2024.
Pine Ridge Mall Inaugural indoor Winter/New Year Car Show: 
NORTH WING!
Purchased new in 1972, in Rupert, Idaho, this old F-250 is still owned by the same family. It was recently restored in Pocatello, Idaho, with a lot of help from friends. Sadly, the original owner died before the restoration was completed.
It was shown-off during the weekend of January 13th & 14th, 2024, in the Pine Ridge Mall, in Chubbuck, Idaho.
1972 Ford F-250 4×4 pickup, video by me:
Pine Ridge Mall-North Wing: 
DEMON 340
Pine Ridge Mall-Center Court: 
SLAMMED PROSTREET FORD RANGER
During the weekend of January 13th & 14th, 2024, the Pine Ridge Mall in Chubbuck, Idaho, held its inaugural indoor Winter/New Year automobile show.
1926 ‘Original Steel’ T-bucket, video by me:
1932 Roadster, every time you shift you roll the dice, video by me:
Pine Ridge Mall-North Wing: 
TRI-FIVE ’55 BEL AIR, owned by the same family since 1972
Due to some instigation (possibly by a secret society of conspiratorial automotive Sith Lords posing as Jedi Masters), the Pine Ridge Mall in Chubbuck, Idaho, held its inaugural indoor Winter/New Year automobile show.
It was the weekend of January 13th & 14th, 2024.
NORTH WING: 
How all those cars got into the mall, video by me:
Pine Ridge Mall-Center Court: 
INAUGURAL INDOOR WINTER/NEW YEAR CAR SHOW!
It was the weekend of January 13th & 14th, 2024, the Pine Ridge Mall in Chubbuck, Idaho, held its inaugural indoor Winter/New Year automobile show.
The family that built this minitruck claims they paid a whopping $500 for the first generation Ranger (they don’t say how much it cost them to re-build it). They even used homemade interior parts. Video by me, 13JAN2024:
Pine Ridge Mall-Center Court: 
1949 FORD F-1 PICKUP TRUCK
