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Old lost 1932 Ford 5W hotrod found!

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Chris, May 25, 2012.

  1. thunderbirdesq
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    dude.... WAY cool!! SO great that he was able to rescue it from a street-roddy fate!
     
  2. bobbleed
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  3. Hot Rods Ta Hell
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    Neat story and 32 Chris. I thought for sure your story was going to go full circle with Darrell getting his High School Hot Rod back. What gives? He doesn't want it back?
     
  4. HotRodMicky
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    Very cool Hot Rod!
    Channeld, unchopped and Olds Powered
     
  5. brady1929
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  6. jmikee
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    from washington

  7. Atwater Mike
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    In the '32 world, wantin' and gettin' are as far apart as arrest and justice.
     


  8. I think Darrell would like to have it, and I think Adam would probably sell it to him. But only time will tell.
     
  9. Duke
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    I took a look at the car two weeks ago, it is a nice old hot rod. Adam had just been sent the pictures the morning I showed up, he was pretty excited.
     
  10. having the history on the car is priceless! having the chance to buy back your car after many years is really cool. i'm not a fan of the bobbed fenders but under the circumstances:cool:
     
  11. F&J
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    I missed the part that you all now are friends with the owner in the 50s. Duh on my part. How cool is that for you guys.

    How young :) is Darrrel? Just curious as to how old he was when he first got it in he 50s.
     
  12. Very cool old hot rod. Glad to see it done old school.
     
  13. attitudor
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    Cool story. Cool car. Thanks for sharing.
    --mika
     
  14. falcongeorge
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    I agree with Frank. Desperately needs the cycle fenders back as well.
     
  15. s55mercury66
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    The same Olds?:D
     
  16. 296 V8
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    Thanks for posting about this bitchin old hot rod ……. To me it helps offset the avalanche of crap here lately and sets the bar for what should be posted.
     
  17. F&J
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    Well, the OP is posting as many as they can find in that corner of the country, and always posts some very cool stuff on a regular basis.

    Maybe he needs to teach us how to hunt better.:D
     
  18. thunderbirdesq
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    I am always amazed at the ammount of cool crap that he posts... crazy...
     


  19. Naw man, the shit is all around. And I know bitchin when I see it and figure most of you guys do, too...so I post it :D Nothing better to do way up here ;)
     
  20. JeffreyJames
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    What an incredibly rad turn of events. Love this version....

    [​IMG]


    I think I would be happy with just one car if it had some history to it.
     
  21. Ed Wrath
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    Great story. Cool little hot rod
     
  22. TexasSpeed
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    I'm beginning to not like you PNW guys. All the cool stuff is up there.

    Don't hate me but I kind of.. sort of.. just a teeny tiny bit.. think that early '70's version is pretty cool looking too. I prefer the first picture however.

    [​IMG]

    Is it just me or does that look like a C10 in the background with the camper? It could very easily be a Ford pick-up though.. Just trying to pick out all the details in the pictures. :)
     
  23. F&J
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    I was looking at that also yesterday. I can't tell if that is a wrap around windshield, but if it is, it'sa 63 Chevy truck. If a flat W/s, it is 64-66. I am not sure what we see, because it looks out of scale.

    But, if the pic is late 62, 63, or even 64, the 53? chevy car would not be unusual to still be on the roads.


    ...and see the whitewall size on that chevy car? Looks like middish to later 60s?


    My gut says the pic is from 64 to 66



    What i find cool about that pic/car, and where it was built, is that it shows that the style referred to as "east coast" was actually done everywhere, and very often, compared to highboys. The highboy trend of today, is not representing the past very well, IMO
     
    Last edited: May 27, 2012
  24. TexasSpeed
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    My exact thoughts.. As well as the size of the back tires on the deuce. They almost look like slicks? If so, that fits in with the '60's era very well too.
     
  25. falcongeorge
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    x2, I'd love to see the car restored back to this.
     
  26. Flatman
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    It looks much happier brought back to its essence.
    Great work man!

    Flatman
     
  27. falcongeorge
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    Yea, it was looking kind of dated. Gotta keep up with the times...
     
  28. I think you guys are right, and after looking at the pic I noticed that license plate is a 1963 washington. I do know the car was in this form in 1958, it probably looked a lot like this but with a flathead
     
  29. racer756
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    Very cool. Great save!
     
  30. 296 V8
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    Did it still have no front brakes when he found it?
     

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