Hot Rods Rolf Coupe 2.0: 1930 Ford Hot Rod: "The Roller Nailer"

Extra Sweet in all respects. I love it!

 

Rolf, the car is a standout. best hotrod at last weeks show. what size tires are you running front and rear

 

NOW THAT"s A CAR !!!!!!! BEAUTIFUL !!!

 

I am happy to see you still actively building Rolf. Nice job. Hats off......

 

Wow...absolutely stunning....

 

Damn!

 

Wow, absolutely beautiful car!

 

Thanks Boones, glad you like it.

I need to check the tires, I forget...you know: CRS.

Will report back on the sizes in the morning.

 

Bad to the bone!!

 

It's so damn pretty, I want to cry.

Rich

 

What an incredible hot rod.

 

I wish I could see it in person. I loved the red one!

Bill

 

I love this car!

The Kustom Falcon Build: http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=734282
The Kustom Falcon

 

great work rolf you cant beat all black

 

It's ok I guess, if your into speed and good looks.



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Rolf even combs his hair when people aren't looking. There's a picture of that car in the dictionary. Look up mean or nasty. Nice work my friend.

 

Great looking car and good choice for power.

 

My heart just skipped a beat. Gorgeous.

 

What an awsome build Rolf, glad to see ya at the show and drool over this coupe in person...OUTSTANDING is an understatement, the details and restraint are Rolf trademark. Will post some pictures from the show when I get a chance...Alan

 

I hadn`t been to an NSRA event in years, got in on Saturday with a customer (Thanks Rick..) and the first car we saw after parking the El Camino was this coupe. Made the whole day for me. It is just faultless....Brilliant job, Rolf...

 

Very nice Rolf!!

 

Looking good Rolf. Its all in the details.

 

What's not to like about it?
It's killer!
Nice work

 

You definitely have the magic touch.

 

You put all the parts in all the right places. Fantastic !

 

Tires:

Rear: 235/75R16 by Hurst
Front: 550R16 by Cooker

All on 4.5 X 16 wheels.

The car should really be called the "Guy Coupe" as Guy is the owner. It will reside in Auburn, WA.

Need to mention: Special thanks to my friend Mark Anderson that helped out with the chop and worked with me to speed up the work.

 

THanks for the tire info, they are just right

Another outstanding traditional NW Hotrod

 

Rolf, I still want to know about that cool looking heater. Is it a Tropicaire? More pics please.

 

As usual Rolf, you "nailed" it to the wall! With you and Mark working on it what else could it be but perfect! Can't wait to see it in person! ......... Jack

 

Sorry Dale...here it is:

Yup, TropicAire:



Crappy mobile picture but you get the idea: