Yup! The title says it all. I bought the 32 Sedan over 10 years ago and only recently (almost accidentally) started working on getting it running and driving. It was my retirement/lockdown keep myself busy project. I concentrated on just the bare essentials and as a result I have 32 Ford Hot Rod that is the essence of simplicity. Thanks to Geoff for helping, and to Trevor and Tim for the extra video footage. But mostly thanks to you, the people that have doggedly viewed my videos and always responded with words of encouragement. Cheers!
Oh hell yeah! Congrats mart! im about half way threw your previous video right now but can’t wait to see it motoring down the street! Fantastic! Another one finds the road!
Considering where you live and the difficulty sourcing parts you have accomplished the completion of a proper Hot Rod. Hope you enjoy many fun miles behind the wheel.
Your a brave guy getting right out in traffic for the first ride. Mine are down country roads at 6 am just in case........
What Fogger said ! Enjoyed the first drive around the town and the trip to the show - forgot my cousin is the first born over here in the states from over there - I'm going to share with her and her mom - hope they get a kick out of it. Thanks....
See, I had always envisioned you as a barrel chested freedom fighter wearing a cape. That helps to paint the mental picture now….
Congratulations @Mart ! Simply magnificent, all of your hard work paid off very nicely ! " Everything old, is new again " " Perfection, cannot be rushed "
Good on ya mate! I come across every year (except the last 2). Too bad you're not very close to where we stay, I'd love to see it in person!
Well, Mart; that was 31 minutes well spent. Congrats and good on you. I've seen several of your videos during the build and always enjoy them. I've even learned a few things. Is it hard to drive with the steering wheel on the wrong (for you anyway) side of the car?
Thanks again for all the responses. Mike, I worked 45 years in the auto industry and all our development fleet were a mixture of LHD and RHD cars. I have become so used to driving either it doesn't even take a second thought. In real terms I find it makes little or no difference. Mart.
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