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History Bringing the Lee Titus Roadster Back to 1959: In Print

Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by J.Ukrop, Sep 2, 2022.

  1. J.Ukrop
    Joined: Nov 10, 2008
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    J.Ukrop
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    J.Ukrop submitted a new blog post:

    Bringing the Lee Titus Roadster Back to 1959: In Print

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  2. teach'm
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    teach'm
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    That's a great honor to be entrusted with summarizing the journey of the Titus roadster @J.Ukrop, and as usual, the end product looks amazing!

    Ryan
     
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  3. Tim
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    Fantastic work Joey! I feel like a collection of these would be a cool addition to anyones book shelf. The one flattop bob had put
    Together was also very cool
     
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  4. @J.Ukrop -

    Just Wow! ... Well done Joey!

    I had no idea you were behind the Judges’ Book.

    I was talking to Roy, Terri (@Born a HotRodGal), & Darryl (@hollenbeck32) last weekend, and didn't even think to ask about their Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance experience.

    Oh ... and thanks for shouting out my Bringing the Lee Titus Deuce Roadster Back to 1959 thread ... I don't know about it being "excellent" ... but I do strive to tell a story (albeit with pics) as well as you and my "hero" & inspiration, (the late :() Pat @pgan Ganahl.
    - @HEMI32
     
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  5. Jim Wood
    Joined: Jul 13, 2022
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    Jim Wood

    probably the two best 32's ever one full fendered on hi-boy. Great work on both stories.

    Jim Wood
     
  6. Inthemitten
    Joined: Jun 13, 2014
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    Well done @J.Ukrop - great to see that much history pulled together in a stylish build-book.
     

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