History Looking for Information on this '34 Ford

I will definitely be stopping to see you in Louisville, can't wait to hear some more stories about this '34. I appreciate all the information!

 

Thanks everyone for the reply's I definitely hit the jackpot on answers like Tim said. Also 34larry, I'm located in Janesville, Wisconsin. Hopefully I can get some more pictures of this '34 from when it was first built. I would like to put together a little book to keep with the car on the history of it.

 

Beautiful car...... and a great thread. Thanks guys!

 

Mitch, I messaged you Craig's phone # .

 

@streetrodder51 what a cool car at any rate, but then to know it built at Blair's by P-Wood!

 

any interior shots?

 

Here are some Interior shots @verde742 Disregard the for sale sign... These pictures were taken when we bought it.

 

seeing this picture reminded me, I built that trans tunnel & shifter mount , probably 1973 !

 

Did it EVER get sold thru. So-Cal. Arizona ??

 

Nice ride for sure.

 

thanks !!

 

Holy crap. That's all I got to say about that.

 

Hey guys, we digitized the complete "Ride 'Em, Wreck 'Em, and Never Check 'Em" article from TRJ #17 and you can read it for free on our site here. And, because everyone loves pictures, here's @Pete Eastwood's Deuce three-window before the infamous teardown in the summer of 1979.

 

Thanks for posting the article Steve.

@streetrodder51

Phil

 

Thanks. I had requested a scan or copy, and you guys came through. Read it already.

 

As a kid on a FMF BMX alloy framed bike I was there watching “The Hooligans” work @ taking the 32 Coupe apart. A lot of people were there and you can tell by the amount of alloy left on the ground, they had consumed many refreshments.
The 34Woody that Peter swapped CW-Moss for his coupe body I’ve cared for over 24 yrs. I 1st saw it @ P&J’s back where he lived over his shop. That whole piece of property is a great little place, tons if History made there, but P&J’s kept “Bankers Hours” so one really had to know when to drop in. I’m glad that TRJ-Steve scanned this article, there’s many pix of the going’s on of that “Tear Down Day in June of 79” BTW-The Builder/Former owner (Craig Felbinger) of the subject 34 5-W Drove with P-Wood in this very Woody to a a show in San Jose back in 80/81 I can’t tell you how many cases of beer or water they and the woody consumed but Brian Bauer has one of the best pix of the Woody with a full head of stream Spewing out of the leaky cap at speed!!!!! Craig is a fellow OUTRIDER Member and would love to have this Woody, he has a couple “metal roofs”, so he’s “hanging ten“ with them.

 

That's awesome! Did you still have the 34Woody? That is a nice looking car.

 

It’s in my 2-Stall right next to my 34 3W. Both are Flathead powered. thx 4 asking.

 

I'm still looking for pictures of Craig's 5 window from back when it was built. If anyone has any pictures I would love to see them. I have talked with Craig a few times and he is still looking for some pictures. But if anyone else has some, feel free to post them!!

 

Sounds like quite the stable! Would love to find a 3 window some day!