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Art & Inspiration Need Inspiration! Full Fendered 33-34 Fords

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Petejoe, Aug 12, 2008.

  1. flamedabone
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    Regular old everyday average run of the mill beater quality '34 coupe.

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    -Abone.
     
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  2. Yep you see them everyday!
    Sorta like a silver Ford Focus or a Honda Civic :p
    Maybe More common like a mini van but cooler
     
  3. Petejoe
    Joined: Nov 27, 2002
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    12 year old thread I created.
    Any NEW ones to add??
    I love me some 33-34 full fendered coupes.
     
  4. Petejoe
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  5. Squablow
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    A couple I saved from somewhere, no info on them though.

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    Not a coupe but it has a top, I really especially like this one. I thought I had a picture of one done up like this but a 3W coupe, it might have been a photoshop though. Looked great with the early custom treatment.

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    Also this one.

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  6. Dirk35
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    Here is my 34 with and without the fenders. Eventually, it will get shiny paint, and yes, its final form will include the fenders. 1934 Fenders.JPG 1934 Ford Sedan 1.jpg
     
  7. 34Larry
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    And mine as is today
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    What it was in the late 50's.[​IMG]:D:):D

    And the late 60's, through the mid 70's.[​IMG]:(:(:(:(
    :):D:)

    BTW Dirk35, me thinks the Hi-Boy sedan above is just killer!!!!!!!!
     
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  8. 08racer
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  9. 49oldscoupe
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  12. Johnny99
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    Working on it.

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  13. texkbc
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  15. jnaki
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    Hello,
    My first encounter with a 34 Ford 5 window coupe was when it rolled up in our driveway one day. Out pops my brother’s friend with a big smile on his face. I could see why he was smiling. That 34 coupe looked cool and sounded like a real race car. While my brother and his friend were talking, I was able to walk around the 34 coupe and get a good idea of what a real hot rod coupe looked like.

    It was a frequent visitor to our small Westside of Long Beach house many times. I was lucky enough to be able to get a couple of rides in that coupe. It was outstanding and had the power to feel like a rocket blasting off… Say, a modified Olds motor? Rocket symbol? Coincidence?

    Past post:
    upload_2020-2-12_4-34-37.png It looked like this one, except the motor was a big Oldsmobile V8 that was very powerful and fast. It was a competitor in the A/Gas class at Lions Dragstrip and won many trophies. It was also a daily driver to high school and work after school.
    upload_2020-2-12_4-35-20.png EARLY 1959 upload_2020-2-12_4-35-49.png later 1959

    My wife and I like old hot rods. This style of sloping grille coupes and sedans agreed with us more so than the expensive 32 Ford models. The coupe looked racy just sitting on a driveway or street. Over the long time we have been involved with old cars, we have seen our share of 1933-34 model Fords.

    Here are two sets of photos from two different time periods when I was taking photographs of hot rods and roadsters. The first has been in the San Diego family for many generations. The second one is a little wild and caught my eye, while on a walking tour of some old classic historic homes from the 40s-50s era. Each has their own merit and fan clubs. One is not better than the other, it just becomes personal taste and wants.
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    VERSUS
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    My preference is the black sedan for daily driving and long distance road trips. My wife liked that black sedan because it was comfortable and looked like it belonged on our So Cal streets. I have always liked the stance of chopped coupes and sedans, if they are not too radical. Being inside of a Willys sedan delivery that was chopped was not a great environment for daily driving.
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    So, in comparison, my wife liked the black 1934 sedan over the red, chopped 34 sedan. She does like the color red, but the chopped effect from inside would drive her crazy. It would seem like the roof was pressing down on her head. That would not go over too nicely for her or me.


    Jnaki

    We have driven somewhat flashy color hot rods and it was ok during the teenage years, as well as the developing 20 something time period. But, we have grown to like privacy and the car colors do play a part in that mode. But, there is much to be said about driving around in a red car for making others more alert to your driving in town or lane changing on the freeways. Maybe not with such fabulous looking bright yellow flames… How about Pearlescent White for long lasting clean effect and disappearing in traffic?
     
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  18. IronFord
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    A few more full fendered 33-34 Ford coupe pic's I pulled off the HAMB. DSC00872.jpg spokane #3.JPG spokane #6.JPG 56F41F65-6531-416E-9BA4-10C57DBABB26_zpsezn0sdan.jpg
     
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  20. 33 Ford Sedan Delivery
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    46-850.......& 78-780...... 37 Sedan Delivery All Metal-2.jpg Kungaloosh Trading Co .jpg For Me !!!!
     
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  22. F-head
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    Here my coupe. I love model 40’s with fenders FB4848DC-E718-4FA3-ABB8-E3379AA71FFD.png
     
  23. To the top! More full-fendered Model 40's (and C's), please...
     
  24. mtpocket
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    I know this is 13 years late but here is mine. 1934 5W all stock except running gear and upholstery.
     
  25. aledjandro 01
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  26. IronFord
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    Some more pics I’ve saved 9E33F019-E73D-464C-93DC-88DC594D25EB.jpeg EE890D98-E207-4419-BB9B-263362CE8098.jpeg 81C76E46-410F-457C-8F8B-75FC16860D3C.jpeg FC66ADE4-2432-4062-B9DB-115CDF158BD8.jpeg C5B79642-DF75-4EA2-B2CB-8961F588E358.jpeg 42F45891-49BF-423B-9AF8-F3AEB05731C2.jpeg 8DE23623-AF0C-427B-9559-E508D8D5E402.jpeg C3F145CF-02E7-4506-AEBD-FBA4B32B0765.jpeg 4DE526E1-5494-4EC2-9B20-CEDEE5E22FA5.jpeg 5AF75272-A77D-4765-9EDA-A5C50D7359C3.jpeg C2B653E8-40E0-46E5-924F-75839E403227.jpeg F1E5237E-8D7C-4460-A41C-F9E1950A8865.jpeg B7D077F8-9482-47C4-B394-179A3C7900A5.jpeg 399ECE9A-DEA4-4B11-A7D9-F570DA844C74.jpeg B7FA6FB6-F138-4508-940E-D65E6569C859.jpeg B457E50D-1C50-43D2-9DAD-53ED245EDC50.jpeg
     
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  29. F-head
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    Here’s my other model 40 3B283DB0-7F6E-48B6-815F-C0AC0E542F2E.jpeg
     
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  30. rod1
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    Needs a bump.
     

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