Heres a few previews I dig that I saw on the NABHS website.
Villin Track


Crispy textured stainless steel lugs.
Phil Wood 40th Anniversary x Independent Fabrications Track Bike

Phil Wood stamped all over the damn thing.
Bishop Cycles Track

Not chrome, polished stainless steel
Zullo Maxsilenus

Hopefully made of Columbus MAX. I looked into getting a Zullo frame once, not cheap.
Anyways, if you're out east this weekend, be sure to stop by. For the rest of us, lets jut hope that the Rocky Mountain Handbuilt Bicycle Show gets this big someday.
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