Here’s another big photo gallery from last weekend’s 2012 Frankenmuth Auto Fest. 

Note: For part one of the Frankenmuth 2012 coverage at Motor City Garage, click here. 

MCG doesn’t wish to play favorites. We would merely call out a few cars we spotted at Frankenmuth that, for any number of perfectly objective reasons, might be worthy of a second look. They include:

+   Dave Clark’s ’39 Ford Deluxe Tudor Sedan. Great flames, perfect stance.

+   Keith Laycock’s ’57 Mercury Turnpike Cruiser. A beautiful example of a rare car that must be nearly impossible to restore due to all its complicated and unusual features.

+   Lynn and Donna Goodwin’s ’51 Ford Victoria. A period-perfect late ’50s kustom that, unlike many, isn’t the least bit awkward or contrived. It just looks good.

+   Ron Van Zytveld’s 1940 Pontiac Sport Coupe. Excellent, authentic restoration of a type and style of car you just don’t see at the old car shows anymore.

All these great cars—and lots more—can be found in the slide show below.