Hot Rods "The Texas Playboy"... '32 Ford Street Roadster...1959 style.

That is some nice work .

 

Looks Awesome!!!

 

Good god. Killer work.

 

WTF that thing is right on, you make me sick. You must have taken welding lessons they are awsome. Great Job Congrats.

 

Looks good. Can't wait to see the pics with some color on it.

 

did sodbuster's "letting the cat out of the bag" on my thread have anything to do with you coming out now?...if so, I'm glad...killer work

 

Looking good.

Did I hear Rumor Fat Lucky will be doing the interior????

 

Another beautiful piece of work from you. Outstanding!

 

Another winner

 

Bass, you are a true artist. You put 99.9% of hambers to shame. Fantastic work.

 

Super nice, as usual.

 

Hell yeah. God Bless Texas!

 

Stunning craftsmanship again.

 

Good to see you using an unboxed frame. I wonder how many hot rods were put together "back in the day"without boxing the frame? Hundreds I'd venture. I've got one of the first run of Brookville roadster bodies that I bought unassembled and I'm going for something similar to what you've built here. Only this one will have a flathead and open drive banjo rear to start. Then, eventually, an adaptor to hook up a SBC just like many that were converted after Chevy came out with it's Boiler Beater
I want to relive having a flathead powered hot rod like the '29av8 I had in high school and then get to see the difference an overhead conversion would have been like in the late 50's.

 

You kill me every time you post a build. When I grow up I want to be just like Brian Bass.

 

you never cease to amaze me!!!!!! awesome work

 

That's super cool !

 

I feel like I just watched the prom queen walk right by and she never looked at me.

Gotta go burn my shop down now.....

 

Bob Wills is still the king. Glad you threw that vid in...

What a beautiful car. I really like the tri-y style exhaust.

 

What a beautiful car! Love the name, especially that my grandfather played guitar with Bob Wills and The Texas Play Boys. I have heard great storie about them. The great part he is my grandfather is still alive and kicking and remembering the good old days on the road.

 

Wow!

Chris

 

Perfect, great exhaust....

 

Another outstanding job!!! You are one talanted %*^$#^%

 

Very, Very, Very nice and Joe Nitti would be proud of your building talents.

 

Awesome, what do you apply to all of the bare metal to prevent flash rust? Gibbs?

 

hey, it's 6:15 already...we want more!

 

bass another stunning build ,i'm diggin' the header & tailpipe set-up!! you sure do keep yourself busy!! brian in the background theres a fully caged car. what do you have going for that ride ?

 

bass can i just go watch you work to see if i stop having dreams about doing this kind of work.....

 

Very nice, I'm looking forward to seeing it in the flesh, Good luck.

 

Well Brian, I did have a build thread going, but I have decided to delete it after seeing this. Outstanding as always. Love that detail on the exhaust. Killer stuff.