Thee Inland Emperors running for AMBR 2013 with the Woodward roadster!!!!

Cool, thanks.

 

Ok....so now that the show is over....where are the burnout pics?

 

I really Dug this car & can't wait to see it again. Loved the use of early Ford parts & understated details. Was by far one of the most unique contenders in a long time, except for maybe this other car. Was cool to meet you sat night.

 

yeah !!! Hey Josh ! HONKED ! at you this weekend we were heading different direction on S. Tacoma Way!

 

Stalker.......

 

Trust me, the judges didn't even know what they were looking at, especially in the short amount of time they looked at the car. They probably didn't even realize that the split wishbones had wishbone ball socket cups holding them on to the fame....... pure genius!!!

 

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will your car be in detroit this year

 

Thanks Jade Idol. Nice work man.......really nice.

 

My thoughts exactly... I'd love to see it at Autorama

 

Well, im not a hot rod guy, but not liking this one should be considered a crime against humanity
Kool as frekk!
On a related note, Allison kicks major ass.

 

I hope to be in Detroit with it. Ill work on that this week


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I'm not sure which roadsters were the final two contenders, but for me it was between this car and Mumford's "T" and I'd find it very difficult to pick the one.

John and the crew took the time from their set-up time Thursday night to chat with us about the car and the history and to load us up with stickers! First class people and car all the way.

 

PM me if you need any help during the week of the show... My plans are to go up early this year

 

My new friend Lawrence Crosby took this picture of the gas tank


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Hey John, if you do go do you want to cover it for the Gazette? It could help offset some of the $$$. I can't go because Scottsdale is the same time.

 

Kirk ill call you but that sounds good to me


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Kirk & John... I'll shoot any anything you need and donate the images to a a good cause... I can't wait to see it in person...

 

http://blogs.hotrod.com/thee-inland...e-best-stickers-ever-45423.html#axzz2JWCsiF00


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Great jobs guys the truck looked awesome!

It was a pleasure to meet a few of you.

Thanks for the stickers!

Peter

 

Do you have more shots/info on the floor mat?

Thanks,
Chris Nelson
Kansas

 

A bitchin lil truck congrats guys :d

 

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John - I keep going back to the photos posted on this thread and instagram.....still can't get over the details that you did on your car.

The floor mat flat out blows my mind......

It was great to meet you at GNRS, and we'll look forward to seeing you in Detroit.

 

here is John explaining the car to Thom Taylor and Pete Chapoiris it was cool to see how they were amazed at the car and johns design


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Can't wait to see it.

 

Thanks everybody. Here is a pic from Sunday Slacker


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Excellent work and thanks for continuing to update with build pics!
TP

 

I was busy setting up a display we made for the Farley V8 flyer right next to the Woodward crew as they pulled up to the judging spot.

The car has to be driven in under its own power, turned off while the judges do their thing, then started and driven off the carpet under its own power or else you don't qualify.

There were a couple of tense moments as they tried to re-start the car and the battery was getting weak. It sounded like it had about 2 more tries left in it before the battery was going to give out. At the last minute and with large amounts of starting fluid it fired up. The whole room burst into hoots, hollers and applause as it roared to life. John looked pretty stresses out but after he pulled off the carpet he jumped out of the car and was giving everyone high fives. A classic moment. I was lucky to be there and witness it.

Thee Inland Emperors RULE!