1941 Fords! Stand up and be counted!! Put your pics here

I can't post pix, but here is a list of mine. First is a 41 Deluxe Tudor sedan, second is my avatar a 41 Deluxe business coupe (chopped 2 1/2 inches), third is a 41 Super Deluxe Fordor sedan (soon to get a y-block adapted to '39 trans.

41 Dave

 

Ditto !

 

This is my Grandfather & his '41 Super Deluxe Coupe. He is a true early Ford man. Kennedy, my uncle, & I all got "the bug" from him.

25 years ago he had my uncle restore this one instead of a 50K original mile '40 Fordor because he felt obligated to save the '41.... At that time, he knew no one else would give the '41 the attention he thought it deserved. He knew someone would love the '40 Fordor so he let it go.

This car will be in the family forever.

JH

(....& yes, that is a gun rack on the mower.)

 

Email the pics to me and i will put them here!!!

 

Thanks. That woodie wagon of yours sure looks nice. You did realize that's mine didn't you?

 

Mines been on here before...

 

COOL Tudor Chris!

 

Here is the car of 41 Dave.

Its the same car as is in his Avator

 

How's about some progress pics?

 

Pick up the book "Elecroline diaries"...has quite a few pics of it

 

The one I started, blew up a tranny seal, and then Brewsir took and finished to this......

 

Cool ride.

Will also have Louvrs in my hood.

Any more 41's?

 

Lookin good Mike!

 

I disagree. I wouldn't take this as a guide how to chop 41-48.

 

Here is 41 Dave's other two 41 Ford's

 

Maan,picked up that book n hardly put it down again for 3days or so the other half wasnt impressed at the lack of conversation........gotta say it was that '41 and vernes' customs that really did it for me,aspirational cars.

 

I love the 41's....here's mine........and here's a photoshop pic of it lowered........I started out wanting to clone that other blue one, but ended up not chopping it so much, and slanting the "B" pillar a bit...I can't take credit for the chop, Laurie Peterson did it for me....I know the car looks bad sitting so high right now,but it'll be in the weeds soon...here's a side view so you can see the angle of the "B" pillar...

 

Very nice!Please show us more when you lower it!

 

Great thread! I love '41's....
Saw a stock coupe in red primer in a small town near me.....been sitting there quite some time....should stop and ask about it, but I'm sure the guy's been asked alot already.....it's right there along the street.

 

Here,s our 41 we just sold, run it everywhere on the street open headers for 7 years. small block power ran 11.97 now building a 41 coupe for me brother it,s a custom on the floor

 

Here's one I painted for a friend years ago
This one ran 11:40'a in good air

 

My Brothers before it burned in a garage fire. He lost it after having it 45 yrs.
It ran low 11's. !! teens w a 377

 

Here is mine:

 

Cool! Got any more pics of it??

 

Here's an update on my "Betty Ford"...She's far from finished, but she's on the road.......I gotta get some insulation in there, it's like driving an oven......But I'm diggin' it, Thanks to Canada Customs and Hot Rods Laurie Peterson and brother Geoff for the chop....

 

ive always loved 41's.they make great looking customs.it seems that they are overlooked now compared to the amount that were built in the 50"S

 

Funny! I bought 1948-49 Hudson taillights 2 month before i got the car shipped from NJ. But i think i will have them mounted the as they are originally.
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I posted on here back in April when I had just bought mine, I thought I would give and updated shot of how it looks now. I've been driving it for about 3 weeks now.

 

Here's mine! Pulled it out of a 25 year hibernation and hope to get it back on the road soon.

 

More pics. of my 41 Ford, and my fathers coupe