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[ATTACH] Here is my current roadster, originally built in 1953, as a high-boy.
BTTT
I have a complete set of 33-34 phaeton top irons. They aren't pitted or bent. One side needs a little rivet work. Repos are not correct and are...
This Thomas dual down-draft, I bought for my A roadster. I sold the car, so I no longer need this. These aren't reproduced, and these Thomas units...
I have a pair of 32 Ford roadster quarter panels, a right door, and a left door skin. All are original and in good condition. Right door is...
SOLD!
BTTT $18,500
BTTT Car has Model A running gear.
I guess this one qualifies, shown at the Hartford (CT) Autorama, in the fifties, resto-rodded in the eighties, and going back to the fifties, in...
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[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Here is one I found in a Santa Ana Ca speed shop about fifty years ago!
I received this from my old friend, Don Spinney, this morning. It seems Fred and his father were heading out of state for the funeral for Fred's...
Here is a picture Fred gave me that shows his roadster and phaeton at his farm. The tub went a long time ago, but he hung on to the roadster for a...
I got a message, this morning from my old friend in Boston, that Fred Steele suffered a massive heart attack, and passed away from it. I knew him...
'34 Plymouth with an added vertical strip
Muttley, that '27 coupe was built by Dick Patton in the mid '60's. The car [stock] was sitting out behind the Thuma Dodge dealership in New...
This might be a little off-topic, but the beautiful Auburn speedster, on page two of this thread, started as a wild '40's custom. It had '34 Cad...
I've lived in Springfield for almost 70 years, have had many roadsters since the late '50's. I have known just about all of the roadsters around...
About fifty years ago, I had a friend who owned a blown Westchester sedan, all black with red leather interior. I was out to his house, on a...
Here is a very poor quality picture of one of Kurtis' more exotic customs. This is the only picture of this one I have seen. Too bad, as I would...
Frank Kurtis was a really fine guy. I met him late in his life, and he still was a true car enthusiast. I was most interested in what he did...
Frank Kurtis contributed a lot to the art-deco style with these cars, all around the '32-'35 time frame, except for the Lincoln Zepher, done just...
This picture was taken around 1969, in south eastern Australia. All ran and they were all for sale. The Model A was $100, the deuces were $250,...
Here are some deuce tubs . Two were built in the '50's, and the multi-colored one was my daily transportation for a couple of years [when the...
This photo was taken in 1955. It is a really nice car, but needs to lose the front hub caps. Note the raked windshield posts. that makes it look...
Here's mine!
Due to age and health issues, I sold my collection of '32 Fords as well as a fleet of Model T's. I figured that I would be another old guy who had...
I worked at the National Museum of the USAF for 25 years. In the collection, we had a Fokker D-7 that was built post-war in 1919. It differed...
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