Art & Inspiration We all like a nice rear end...

I'd bet changing the rear tire on that would be a real bitch

 

Guffey,

Do you know the make and model of this bruiser?

 

1941 Chrysler Town & Country

 

It says it is a 1916 Locomobile

 

Rears gone bye from years gone by... My first three rides.

 

Now Thats a Gas Cap
You could hook a fire hose up to it...​

 

Thanks Dick. That looks like a pretty large car. I wonder if Jay Leno owns it - he's in the second picture.

 

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My thirty from Texas

 

I would love to see more pictures of this one! Sorry, I checked out your album and love this A, well done!

 

Love the trailer fenders and home made top. Nice A!

 

Thanks guys I like it too...I felt alot of vintage thought went into its creation...This is a link to the original build thread here back in 2010...credit to the original builder. Fenders and headlights were modded by 2nd owner also a Hamber. The aluminum top mimicking wartime aircraft is done by Hamber @Koz.

I just checked the thread red x fix no worky however if you go to last page (15) I loaded as many original pics I could find...its to bad so many build threads f'd up.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/model-a-sport-coupe-project-for-the-wife.464364/

 

Lee Hammock's 34 Phaeton with the only California Top, a version of the Carson Top.

Hello,
Taking photos of a very cool car during its build was fun and exciting, as you did not know when or what was coming up next. This Santa Barbara area (Goleta) 34 Phaeton was one of the best. It had the most unusual top. A local builder/upholstery "genius" made this custom top just for the Phaeton years ago. They called it a "California Top." It made the Phaeton stand out from all of the other cool Phaeton hot rods.

The world through rose colored glasses...
Thanks, BHK and your multi-color glasses... very cool.

Jnaki
The 2.25 x 2.25 Twin Lens Reflex, Mamiya Camera was able to get down to the lowest possible view without too many aches and pains for the old back. The top "rear" photo is what a gopher sees when running across the street from one hideout to the next.

 

Here is a double rear-end shot...

 

I more of a Dagmar man myself...
Sorry, Danny...couldn't resist.

 

you choose ..

 

When it’s right it’s righteous. Mo’s on top of his game, as. Usual.


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