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1950 Featured "Hot Rod" Found!

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Trichop, Jun 18, 2009.

  1. Trichop
    Joined: Jan 8, 2008
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    Trichop
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    from Eaton,Ohio

    I'm looking at this car to buy
    Body is 1927 roadster front with coupe rear clip (Chopped off top)
    Extensive Lead work with deck Lid leaded in
    Built in the late 50's
    Ran at Bonnieville in the Late 50's -early 60's with a "Flathead"
    Later years ran a small block
    Might have been painted red and had a Track nose front
    Previous owner kept the SCTA Tag off the firewall
    It has 55 Olds (Chrome) rear end
    Frazier Guages in Dash
    Guages in Firewall
    50 Pontiac tailights
    Previous owner might have been from Indy, Ind in the early 60's
    Last Tags are 1968?
    Thanks for any help

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  2. James427
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    Wow, I like the second set of gauges on tge Firewall!
     
  3. Oh Fuck!


    Buy it!



    You know why?



    It was built in the late 40s


    Did I mention buy it?


    Oh yes it was featured in Hot Rod in 1950
     

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  4. Oh and change the title to "1950 Hot Rod feature car found" ;););););):D
     
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  5. onlychevrolets
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    I'd buy it...... thats a cool find.
     
  6. cJared3b
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    Thats badass, nice find!
     
  7. greazhonkey
    Joined: Oct 28, 2006
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    What the hell are you waiting around for? Buy it. It's a good thing I don't live in Eaton, Ohio or that car would be in my garage.
     
  8. awesome find! great pice of hot rod history
     
  9. Retro Jim
    Joined: May 27, 2007
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    Why are you asking a question like this ?
    Buy the damn car before it's too late !
     
  10. 36couper
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    36couper
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    from ontario

    holy toledo! grab it now!
     
  11. JeffreyJames
    Joined: Jun 13, 2007
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    from SUGAR CITY

    Awesome find!!! Looks like another one will be saved.
     
  12. buy it now before whoever is selling it finds out it was a feature car back in the day.. price will skyrockett then.. nice find..
     
  13. A Little Odd
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  14. Russco
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    Thats frikkin awsome, and probably not a difficult resto if you dont get it pass it on to somebody here. ME for example !
     
  15. gr8ness13
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  16. Mr48chev
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    From the stacks of bundled up magazines sitting on it I'd bet that they know what they have. It looks like the gages on the firewall were added at a later date though.

    Cool car with a lot of hotrod heritage going for it.
     
  17. MyRoaddog
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    You dont want that car. It is in too bad of shape. Let me know its location and I will make sure it is taken care of

    :)
     
  18. autobilly
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    Time's a wastin'!
    Oh, and you should change the thread name like Jimmy B suggested. "1950 Hot Rod feature car found" is more relevant for your great find.
     
  19. SLCHC-CHIEF
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    so is it at your house yet???
     
  20. Edelbroke
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    tail lights look like 48 Pontiac lights, I see pink lead too, I use that stuff alot:D I hope its in your garage now!
     
  21. S1B
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    I'm bumping this back up to the top do to it's significance
     
  22. 296ardun
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    I concur with everyone else, buy it (hope you have by now)...HRM did not feature many cars outside of the West in 1950, so this one was really special...be great to see it again like it was in '50.
     
  23. Trichop
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    Trichop
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    from Eaton,Ohio

    OMFG!
    I had no Idea!
    Yep............... I'm getting it !
    Thanks for the "Sharp Eyes" JIMMY B
    What month was the car in the Mag?
    anything about STCA?
    HEE HAW!!!! THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
     
  24. S1B
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    Once you buy it, rename the thread so people know what this is truly about!!
     
  25. madpole
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    that is a great find. a piece of history. i am looking forward to seeing more pictures after you get it home!!
     
  26. Trichop
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    Trichop
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    from Eaton,Ohio

    I saw the date of the Magazine.............I missed it
    November 1950
    I was 2 years old!
    WOW!
    Thanks "Hambers" for all the help

    How do you change the thread name to "Featured 50's Hot Rod" found?
     
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  27. No worries.

    The issue was November 1950

    If it had a SCTA tag it probably ran in the 50s. The best way to find out would be to contact either Jack Underwood (SCTA historian) or the SLSRH and see if someone can help

    Now go get that car and put it back to how it was in the HRM feature :D:D:D:D
     

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  28. Go to your original post and click "edit" now you will see 4 buttons below the text field click "Go Advance" now in the title field type the new desired title and click "save changes"
     
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  29. Trichop
    Joined: Jan 8, 2008
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    Trichop
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    from Eaton,Ohio

    No Bondo
    Red Oxide primer
    All Lead work


    Crap
    I changed title wrong
    Let me go back
     
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  30. hahahaha your all over the place :)

    So tell us the story of the find, where, when and how.
     

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