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There was a time in this country, when automobile manufacturers, included distinct features such as styled bumpers and grilles, and very cool headlight bezels / doors. A person could actually distinguish, one car make from another by the face and personality of the car. I miss those days.

 

A custom 1934 Ford pickup (Ute)



No.5 Screamin' Demon

 

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/the-lasalle-adventure.1126701/

...This was an inspiration I did of one the Hambs much celebrated membership @squirrel at one of his well documented Threads of an Event he has participated in numerous times showcasing his valued vast mechanical knowledge base and humor being put to the test with his brother David and regardless of his position at the end of the race he's always a winner in my book...

Cheers Mate...thanks for sharing the goodtimes...

Credit to All that Inspired This
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HOTWIRE

 

Design for restaurant booth.

 

How about a blown flathead Radio Flyer?

 

Another great start to Friday.
Later,
Dick

 

1936 Ford Roadster Pickup normal body long bed

Hello,

I was remembering this cool looking 36 Ford Coupe at this old gas station that recently closed. The photos I took were good, for an overcast day. Something was calling out to me months later about the photo and styling of the 1936 Ford Coupe. It was old style, but yet accepted in the modern car shows in town and elsewhere.

The front grille was just begging it to be turned into a roadster pick up. The cool grille, the side louvers/vents, the unusual hood, all were a part of being different in builds. So, for the next month or so of fiddling around different designs, I decided that if two teenagers, a long time ago, had a hard time fitting in the old Ford coupes comfortably, what about now?

To solve this problem, an extended cab would be necessary without ruining the overall design. The pickup bed could be the standard, or shortened to fit the design. The extension would keep the stock doors handy and the bed would could be shortened anytime. Plus, for us, it would have to be a full fendered roadster pickup, not the fenderless truck.

Jnaki

The color is something that makes RPU’s stand out. YRMV

For those that like the lowered Rake look:

1936 Ford Roadster Pickup Normal body and bed.

 

... "RJ Chevy Gas Revolution"... ...

 

Compiling a collection of our car show T-shirts and artwork for the 50 anniversary of our club, Triple Cities Street Rods (Binghamton NY).
I've been a member for 48 of those 50 years and have done the T-Shirt artwork for our car show for all those years...here's a few more...

 

an oldie from me today,. .wish I had that abandoned 37 Chevy coupe posted above.

 

Great work by all, but...

Does anyone else notice the perceived theme this week???

'30's Chevys??

 

an old Chevy work truck...

 

Great stuff guys! Lippy

 

My concept drawing before doing my coupe!

Pretty Close!

 

Me too.

 

I'll add another 37 Chev to the thread. I did this one years ago, but still looks kinda relevant today.

Mick

 

... "Themes like the thing to do"...

 

Coincidence, brother, but since you point it out...




And some balance



Hope the COBO Hooligans are having a great weekend!

"Cobo Wolf"

 

Seeing how the 37 bow-tie, is this weeks theme, I will play along as well !
Have a great weekend everybody, great show this week !

 

Guys that coupe is sitting in the ghost town of Bodie CA when we visited
Noel

 

And it's not the only old car there.............. but be aware of the curse.