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Awesome Hotrod...a little polishing up and a more period set of rolling stock and Stogy would be good to go...thanks for sharing @J.Ukrop...did it actually have a former period look with Piecrusts and Cheaters? You sure get to see some cool vintage rides...you're quite fortunate...and so are we...
That is cool, what year does everyone think it was built?- my guess based on nothing, maybe 1958-1962.
I'd like to see period pics and if that's the original style rubber and rims I'd reserve change...but again I'm curious...63 might have been 1rst generation T...
Interesting hot rod Joey, I can’t say I like everything about the way it was built however it’s neat to see it is still around. You mentioned writing features, who are you writing for now that The Rodders Journal is gone with the wind for good ?
It was built in 1961, it featured hubcaps and whitewalls. Last known to be on the road in 1964-65 due to a over heating problem.
I think it’s wild as sin , the way it is! Only thing I would do is cant those pipes straight and move em in a little. THAT Tug McGraw??
I saw the Wallflower in person at the Affordable Street Rods open house. It is just too kool to see it in person. Its in great hands, the McGregor family will take care of it.