Stand Up Lets See Not Chopped But Channeled or Zed Hot Rods

I really like the not chopped but channeled or Zed Model A Coupes

Would like to see how many Hot Rods were not cut and see old school look


Changes are being made as we speek

New wheels Tires Grill Louvers Rake in the back ETC.. I am picking it up tomorrow

 

Here's mine

 

Nice coupe !

 

Here's mine

 

I really like this one.

 

This one belongs to a HAMBer, not sure who. I liked it, so I saved this shot for inspiration.

 

There are two in this old photo, neither being model A's, though.

 

Here's an early build shot of my 33 five window going together - to see the build, click on the link.

 

Not an A but here you go. Not long ago, there was a similar thread.

 

Channeled with an 1 1/2" chop to make it look stock because with the removable hardtop there isn't any upper door molding and it looked taller...

 

Not chopped means not chopped.

 

My old coupe...


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Heres one we built back in 1999...

 

I hope this isn't stealing the thread but I've always wanted to ask this question. In the old magazines you seem to see more chopped coupes from the west coast rather then the midwest or east coast. Do you think the dry lakes competitions influenced this or just the availability of more body shops that could perform this task ? I like the look of old modifieds and super mods and like the unchopped and channeled look.

 

Here's my model A Channeled 4 in............................

 

I remember the east coast Hot Rods to be channeled West Coast had the influence of Bonneville I think ?

 

Nice Car !!

 

I have a channeled and zeed duce roadster that I replaced the steel body with a Westcott fiberglass one. When I ordered it, I gave him the dimentions for the floor and for only about $200, (1990) he did a perfect job and it fit like a glove.