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That a Nice One for sure and I think that's Trent Sherrill's Photography...He does magic with Photography and the Cars and Ladies always High Caliber...

 

Pretty Slick little Number...

Lots of smoothing...and Big Eyes...

https://www.hopupmagazine.com/

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This is quite a combo...Real Nice...

https://www.hotrod.com/articles/hrx...-ridler-winner-hot-rod-builder-al-bergler-02/

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Some nice work on the back of this one

 

What's behind is just as unusual...

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I think Rich is a Hamber @Rich Venza , Rat...and yeah that's how to chop without loss in visibility...

I hope he is still well...he certainly has done the walk...

 

Blasphemy
Old cars like this are not real but placed in history like dinosaur bones to confuse us

 

any ideas about what window they used? it looks like maybe it is upside down?

 

For the "don't do that file!"

 

Looks like a Jeep from the 50' with the Doane Spencer roadster windshield

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If that isn't the definition of Jalopy...it has been posted before...reminds me of Gene Winfields Dry Lakes/Bonneville Racer Shield mod...it was a Road based Hotrod however as its plated...and beyond unusual...

 

It really is a freedom to do as one sees fit...and that truly applies to any Hotrod...will it float with those that see it? Well that many times wasn't the focus back in the day and that in itself still applies today...

 

I think this is a Coupster with many mods including the narrow Windshield, Deeeep channel, chassis swap, cool Jalopy bumper...

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Any info on this?? First pictures from 1960 with Ansen wheels? Early with 4 holes... Last picture from 1990... Posting over FB




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Way back in this thread or perhaps the Louver thread @Dean Lowe identified this fella and the Hotrod I believe...

@ratamahata this link below has the pic with the fella standing beside the coupe in a story with some info...

http://scottygossonexposed.blogspot.com/2014_08_10_archive.html?m=1

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/15-oz-fuel-coupe-bako.636505/

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In the 1990s, Jay Lockard took the last known photograph of the original 7-11, parked in his neighbor’s driveway. The owner was converting it to street duty. Note cooling and exhaust systems for the six-carbed Cadillac engine. Nose removal offers clear view of 3-inch channel job. Days after Lockard’s sighting, the coupe vanished. (Photo courtesy Troy Moyle collection)



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Always came later

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There is a lengthy story with pics below of this coupe which while an awesome Hotrod it is isn't highly unusual overall...

https://www.hotrod.com/articles/rec...1934-ford-altered-coupe-racing-tribute-now-2/
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Thanks for the link Stogy... There's a sea between me and others Hot rodders in terms of knowledge about hot rods....

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I send a global cheers and handshake your way and thank you for your contributions Rat...

 

That is Les Hawlkins with his coupe that would become the 15oz fuel coupe. The coupe is mixed up with the 7-11 coupe in the photos.

 

Thanks Dean, I did find an article with history on that pic however they did not Identify the Individual. You truly are a wealth of information about this world of Hotrod...and I always appreciate your willingness to spread the gospel...to us youngins...

 

I was going to ask about that Dean and you just cleared that up they are two different cars...

...Did you get that @ratamahata those Coupes you posted although similar in appearance are not the same...

 

Nice picture!

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...Agreed...What a Lucky Guy...the mismatched look is super appealing...

 

I happen to know about the 15oz coupe because Les lived just a few blocks from where I grew up in West Covina, Ca. Mark Hinds knows more about it than I do. He lived just a few doors from Les, on the same street. All these years later Mark still talks with Les. Maybe Mark will chime in with some more history on the coupe, if he sees this.

 

Les is still with us...awesome...sure I welcome any info on the history anyone wants to share...I believe the top two pics are the 15oz Coupe with the last being the 7-11... @ratamahata was asking about the 15oz Coupe...

I did post a link to a thread on that Coupe and between that and Mark chiming in he should be able to fill in any blanks he may have...thanks again Dean...

 

...Pretty Cool Inspired Down Under Period Hotrod

Drivetrain aside this fella has captured the wild sixties in a colorful way...

https://www.whichcar.com.au/features/ls-powered-1960s-hot-rod

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Early rods from Argentina... I wonder if this guys got some some streetrodder magazine or what!!



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