History I'm wanting more.....

I'm wanting more pictures and information on this T. If anyone has any it will be much appreciated. Thanks.

 

I would like to see more.

 

That looks like a Dodge or Oldsmobile body.

 

I'm liking it...

 

I believe that Derek Bowling at Bowling Brothers early Iron built that. It is a Dodge


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http://www.bolingbrothers.com/1925-Dodge-Modified.html


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lol.....I don't know anyone who has anything ever really finished....the answer is : it's always done, until I change my mind or have more money. Nice sleuthing by the way.

 

Thanks guys

 

Derek did some really nice craftmenship on the little roadster track style,very cool at first look in a lot of ways. I like the rod, but there things I would try to avoid though,too little road clear for speedbumps nowdays,rearend radissrods look too weak to me for SBC even with only one 2bbl carb,Lakes type EX that may heat the doors up ,always looks like could be done def. to me also. Cowel steering set up has a lot of bumpsteer. Still its nicely done an not run of the mill design wise,so has a cool factor all it own!

 

it's bad ass, I looked it over at the Hot Rod Havoc 3 DVD release party in LBC. His car is featured in the DVD so if you can find a copy you'll see him wailing on it. It's built to be driven.

 

Even with the "flaws"stated this is sure one tidy little modified.

Frank

 

That is one nice looking T,I like everything about it. HRP

 

If you like that one, check out this one. Should be right up your alley.


http://www.bolingbrothers.com/1931-Model-A-Pickup.html



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