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Wow. Way to go!
Beautiful work. I think you like the air condtioning.
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Bob was a friend to so many. I knew him since the mid 90's. Hard to believe I can't pick up the phone and call him. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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Do you know how many of the early Fords shown were for sale? And were they selling? Particularly the 1934 Ford project cars on trailers.
Thank you for all of the pictures. What an amazing collection of cool hot rods and customs. Couldn't help but notice the number of 3w coupes...
@rexrogers and crew did a nice job on it. My favorite chopped '36 5w for sure.
Looking great!
Sure would love to see the photos. Sueded69
Volt gauges were not available in the 40' and 50's. Only an amp gauge (ammeter).
I don't have any pictures of 2222 club or of Pat Kirkwood's hot rod. I believe he had a roadster. Here is a picture but I do not own the rights...
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I seriously doubt it was a track roadster. Work was not done in 1946 when a model a track roadster would possibly be run. Also I am confused...
Also all of the work appears to be well done for the time it was done. Not thrown together.
Does it look like it was black then light blue and then black? Kind of looks like that to me. Looks like it was a race car for awhile and that...
Definitely appears to have had a license plate and taillights so it ran at some point on the street. I doubt it ran much with the roll bar hoop...
The details of the car are simply amazing. Right down to the rear tire cross grooves done by Pat.
Thanks Travis. It looks like our hobby is doing well. Great cars and video.
Good sleuthing.
I've had my 32 gas tank sealed with a liquid coating for about 20 years. Sitting up several years with the ethanol based gasoline in it has...
That dropped headlight bar looks great
Curious to see what steering gear Jake used. Stock? or modified?
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Nice Eric!
The car definitely found the right owner in Matt. Great work at restoring all the sheet metal and floor! Not many people could have done that.
I haven't ridden in a chopped and channeled '32 before so I can't make any comments other than to say there is lot less room than in your pickup....
I think everyone got together and said that no trim rings were allowed on early Ford wheels. Lol
I read some about H20i and it is in no way on par with the TROG event. H20i is an unsanctioned bunch of rowdy folks with a long track record of...
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