Let's See Yer Rides......

You ever park that thing behind the library at Pitt State? There's one here occasionally and I always think about the potential it has.

 

Posted the before but here ya go...........

and mommas Nova too......

later,Bill

 

thanks,
these were meant for the A,
but I had to see what they would look like on the T

yes all American Racing Torq Thrust
fronts were 7x15 narrowed to 5-1/2x15 aluminum with Coker ribbed Firestones
rears are 10x15 magnesium with four groove Radirs

I haven't made up my mind if I will keep them on there or not,
if I do, it will require a horsepower transplant
and a stronger rearend

one of three possible power combos
big early Olds and slant pan
sbc with little blower and four speed
or bbc and auto

 

my 27 T

 

Narrowed! Ok, that explains it... I had never seen TT's that narrow, with that deep of a front. I love that style, where the spokes lean down into the center. They seem to be hard to find. I really dig those wide ones in the Slicks thread, those are my all time favorite wheels. To me, they look true mid-late 60's, I can really see that car in a bright flake, black interior, and the small blower SBC...

 

Our rides don't quite measure up, but nevertheless:


'56 210 9 passenger wagon with updated drivetrain


Current project: previously owned by the same family for the past 41 years, basically solid car but badly in need of the Y-block rebuild.

Paul

 

My coupe 1930



and my sedan project

 

My 1954 Chevy 210 4 door..........In the process of chopping

 

A few recent pics...









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Its great to look at these threads. It gets me motivated to get my honeydos done so I can get back into the garage.

 

hers my old ford at the hamb drags

 

My 49 Olds coupe, 34 sedan project and my recently purchased daily driver 68 biscayne wagon.

 

Here is my 61 Fairlane

 

Here's my 61 Ranchero, as it is as I got it. Getting ready to do the paint prep and final interior restore...

 

There are my hotrods waiting in the cold..... See HAMB classifieds for parts I need...

 

Hi Guys here are a couple of my 1946 vauxhaull"I hope too have it on the road at the end of january
cheers barnsey



cheers barnsey

 

Here's my daily 59.

 

Unfortunately, today it looks more like this.

 

Here is my 54

 

1941 coupe before

and durning/now


1962 VW Beetle Convert (Wife's)


1935 Ford Truck with 1953 331 Hemi

 

here is mu 57 Olds.

 

I'll add mine to the list.

 

This is my current


These are past

 

here is my chubby chebby,

 

hers is my new ride

 

Here's my "38 Plymouth.

 

Here are my two projects. The '67 Triumph is my dads. Hopefully we're going to repaint it over the winter. This pic is 22 years old, so she don't look this nice right now. The other one is my '66 valiant with a 360 and a four speed. Might not be to traditional, but is a blast to drive.

 

I don't have a hot rod yet, I'm working on it, I'm going to go look at a '52 Ford Mainline after xmas. But I do have some parts I've been collecting. Yes that is a Merc head, but after taking the engine all apart, turned out to be a Ford, bummer. I got a couple other things like a full size traffic light with giant 12" lenses and 3 fire hydrants and man hole covers to weld onto the fire hydrants to make tables someday. Also have tons of weird metal parts I've been collecting for years, neat stuff to weld together.

 

My new ride......Just tryin' to figure how I'm gonna wear it