Show me your '29-'31 roadsters on deuce rails

The Colorado Kid has a new project....

 

Here is mine. Not done yet ,but she is getting close...

 

Late '31 body on duece rails

 

HERE IS MINE.....YOU CAN SEE THE BUILD ON SPERLINGBUILT.COM THANKS BRIAN

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I've got an idea for you Ryan. Why don't you build a nice trad '32 roadster with a flat head?

Pete

 

Here's my 29--sold it a couple years ago--wish I had it back---

 

you really are a funny guy! where would i find one of those?

 

My ride for 15 years....

 

Uh....well.....I just thought....

 

Thanks gents, my 28/29 on 32 rails reference file just grew by leaps and bounds.
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No worrys mate!!

 

here is another nice one i found.

 

back to the top, i need more.

 

Here's one more.

 

OLD thread; Let's bring it back to the top

 

Here a recent picture.




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This is my 29 last 4th of July. Dual quad, 327, 4-speed, sierra gold paint.

 

Malcolm, Your car is just plain Bitchin!

 

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An Ozzie car, only a 28 though

 

Here's my old heap. Been on the road since 1987, so it's in bad need of an update to meet HAMB standards.
Brakes, wheels and tires, color change, wishbones, exhaust.
Any other suggestions?

 

Here is mine.

 

My black one and the metal one I built for a customer

 

I'm having a lot of fun playing with a different windshield and grille. I still need to make hood tops. I think I'll make a new top too.

 

The easiest would be to paint the whole car blue. You wouldn't have to take it apart, just paint the black, which means you would have to paint the body and the outside of the frame. The front hairpins look fine. The rear bars hanging down would look better tucked up inside the frame, or paint them black so they don't stand out so much. Painted steelies, maybe in red, or black with rings and caps. It would look really good all black, but that's a lot of disassembly work. Make some backing plates for the front brakes to hide the disks.

 

Thanks for the suggestions!
The ironic thing is it was first painted all blue (Dean Foods/Freightliner), and it was so bright and monochromatic I found a LA roadster pic with the 30's Bugatti style reverse scallop and did it in black to break it up. The entire frame and body underside is slick finished in the blue, so it would have to be a frame off to go all black.
Tip: Don't let your (now ex) wife and friends coerce you into a color!