Features Model A on 1932 frame picture thread. All bodies.

btt

 

From our trip to the salt!

 

Here is my 30 on 32 rails

 

Here is a couple pics of mine that I just finished in July. Later, Bill

 

Such a bitchin' car man!



'27 T Roadster build: http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=734383

 

thanks!

Later, Bill

 

DEAM! Your roadster is kick ass dude....I love it.

 

Sweet sports coupe! I just bought a 28 sports coupe and hope to put it on duce rails as well. I hope to see more picks and the finished product of yours!

 

Sorry but it's a pet peeve of mine,,it's Deuce not duce. HRP

 

There is no better looking set up than an A on deuce rails. I know the 32 owners out there will take exception to that statement but I think the 32 body looks too big in the back. Too much junk in the trunk. Does that body make your car look fat? Yes, yes it does.

 

I like that set up!

 

30 on 32 under reconstruction

 

I've had this one for 16 years, just as you see it, but it's gettin' kinda beat up, needs a new paint job

 

Great cars, great thread guys! Subscribed!

 

I agree with you, the fact that most guys sit a lot lower in a '32 makes that trunk rear quarter are look a lot larger than an A. Bob

 

Old Rusty, my 30A on 32 rails. These taken recently at the VHRA Pendine Hot Rod Races.

 

I have channeled my coupe 2".... And I'm gonna curve the lower body line so the body will sit on the frame more like a 32' 3w....

 

my dad's 29 on 32 rail's built in '96 and 2 owners later and nearly 20 years, still running strong at the VHRA Pendine races

 

george one of the founders of the mta road dusters i did some research on him after buying a jacket with his name on the inside and a early 50s date


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Not mine but I love it

 

Update

 

I took a different approach on mine. I used traditional parts and styling, but also took some of my styling cues from the styling of the Auburn Speedster, a production hot rod from the thirties. I started by using an Auburn Speedster windshield as a model, then made my own to fit the '29 cowl. I leaned the grille back, as Auburn did, and used chrome welting in the cowl to emphasize the sloping detail. I added small hood sides with sloping curves to emulate the racy curves in the Auburn. I'm currently working on full hood sides to further streamline the car. The top also tries to follow the lines of the Auburn top.

 

Got a 27 body on mine...

 

1931 pickup

 

Mine again -- with a new wheel cover combo I'm trying out. Sorry for the repeat, this threads been around awhile and I'd forgotten I'd posted.

 

One of my favorite pickups, very nice

later jim

 

Mine

 

heres mine

 

Here's mine!

 

My -29.