SBC powered black Model A with red wheels.....KILLER

yes the car is perfect. And yes Tim knows his hotrods and customs. He has the knack of knowing what looks perfect and what it takes to make it that way. Oh, and he's a hell of a nice guy.

 

damnit, I love shiny paint! Great details on that one, what a knockout

 

It's been said in the Real Estate racket it's all about location. In the hot rod racket, it's all about stance! Nice ride! The engine/wheel color co-ordination really sets it off in my opinion!

 

Well if that coupe deosn't get your heart racin' - well you must be dead!

Initially I thought you might have been talking about this SBC black and red hotty

 

swwet car!!

 

Perrrrfect!!!!

 

hey- I took that picture!

beautiful car Tim

 

PERFECT !!!!!!!!

 

Congrats on the car, since your mentioning details, what was the rear tyre, a 7.50/16? what sort of dimensions on the chop?

As already mentioned, love the detail, and the elequent execution & stance.

Cheers,

Drewfus

 

really nice stance. beautiul car altogether

 

Thanks to all for the extra pics....

 

Damn!!! That is perfect. Certainly makes a statement, great workmanship and execution of an idea.

 

Beautiful car.

The darker red definitely sets the tone on that car, and it would NOT have the same feel with a straight raw red.

 

This car looks killer
Nice job man !

 

I was looking closely at all the additional pics especially the ones around the firewall. The builder is using the stock A gas tank with the little chevy engine including sediment bowl without cutting up the fire wall.

Did he elongate the frame to compensate for the bellhousing??? This is exactly what I am trying to do with my 31 coupe. I want to keep the original firewall intact best I can and use the original gas tank as well.

Any knowledge is more than greatly appreciated.

Thank you

 

I agree !

 

Let's see here - the chassis is all original '32, not lengthened. The rear tires are 7.50x16 'stones. The chop is 4 in and 4 1/2 give or take a little. The wire looms suck, but haven't found a good cloth covering solution for a wire loom yet, and quite honestly haven't much touched it since July - have been busy working on the 'next ones', gathering parts and a few new projects have followed me home in the last year. Got some fun stuff coming down the pike, I get bored easy!
Thanks for the kind words about the Black Bomber - kind of makes a guy feel warm and fuzzy. The car is super simple, nuttin fancy, but I think simplicity is what works most often. I will try and get a couple of pics of the interior and post them if it isn't raining too much this weekend! If anyone is coming down or up or over to the Portland Roadster Show this coming week it will be there. Find me and say hey. Tim

 

That is awesome!

 

That car is perfect.

 

Hopefully mine turns out that Badass!

 

Hey Stovebolt,

Thats my red and black hotty. Thanks for the kind words,

DW

 

This car is absolutely outstanding- like someone else said this kind of perfection doesn't happen by accident.

 

Beautiful!

Saving these pics. I'm taking notes.

 

wow i creamed my pants

 

When it's right, it's right, and that car is right! Right? Right!!

 

that car is just right. Not you same old black and red hot rod at all this one is sublte and different shiny blk paint a different shade of red, and a AbSOULutely perfect stance..

 

That car looks incredible! I love it.

 

Very nice, like it a lot.

 

very sweet..............