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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by 60srailjob, Mar 1, 2009.

  1. 60srailjob
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    How traditional are: QUESTION 1 fiberglass frontends on gassers? QUESTION 2 fiberglass roadster bodies?
     
  2. ProEnfo
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    Fiberglass T's and Austins were available in 1960, Gasser parts in 62-63...

    CC
     
  3. coupster
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    First time I remember seeing fiberglass on other than a corvette, was a dunebuggy. So fiberglass dunebuggys are traditional dunebuggys for me.
     
  4. PASTDUEBILL
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    My opinion is that traditional is a theme, or state of mind.
    As long as you don't try to represent it as original, I don't have a problem with glass cars. I would think that the front ends of most 60s Willys gassers were glass. Also most altereds were glass too.
     

  5. 60srailjob
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    Thanks guy's........
     
  6. From what I understand the first glass T body came out in '57 and was in an ad in Hot Rod magazine.
    Wp
     
  7. My neighbor had a fiberglass horse............................looked pretty old.
     
  8. 60srailjob
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    CTFuzz I read your reply to my post and THATS FUNNY!!!!!!!that made me laugh!
     
  9. That's a cute dunebuggy.
     

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