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Started with a 56 Desoto Hemi, added a 39 Ford transmission and then a rear axle with a Winters Quick change. it was really done one piece at a time with months and years between some of the pieces. This is silver leaf with a red outline.

Uploaded by: bumppo72, Feb 2, 2012, 0 comments, in album: 32 Roadster "One Piece At A Time" finally complete

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Home made interior and a Ludwig Speed King bass drum pedal for a GO pedal.

Uploaded by: bumppo72, Feb 2, 2012, 0 comments, in album: 32 Roadster "One Piece At A Time" finally complete

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The rims are actually burnt orange and go well with the deep red body color.

Uploaded by: bumppo72, Feb 2, 2012, 0 comments, in album: 32 Roadster "One Piece At A Time" finally complete

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No more room in the garage!

Uploaded by: bumppo72, Feb 2, 2012, 0 comments, in album: 32 Roadster "One Piece At A Time" finally complete

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Added this bumper guard from a V8 ford. I picked this up at Hershey 2011. It won't protect me in a crash but it provides some protection when manuvering in tight spaces.

Uploaded by: bumppo72, Feb 2, 2012, 0 comments, in album: 32 Roadster "One Piece At A Time" finally complete

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My 51 and 31 Victorias flank the latest addition just 7 years in the making!

Uploaded by: bumppo72, Feb 2, 2012, 0 comments, in album: 32 Roadster "One Piece At A Time" finally complete

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32 dash was wood grained with equipment and materials bougth from U Grain It Technologies at the 2010 Hershey fall meet. Nto as easy as they make it look at their booth and on line.

Uploaded by: bumppo72, Apr 13, 2011, 0 comments, in album: 32 Roadster "One Piece At A Time"

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Early V8 Ford e-brake modified to fit. I used components from Lokar. I had to weld couplings to rear baking plates to attach cables. worked out well.

Uploaded by: bumppo72, Apr 13, 2011, 0 comments, in album: 32 Roadster "One Piece At A Time"

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Shot of trunk. The gas tank has lettering that says....."Yeah, It's got a Hemi" Pontiac tail lights and 49 Chevrolet license plate lights.

Uploaded by: bumppo72, Apr 13, 2011, 0 comments, in album: 32 Roadster "One Piece At A Time"

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E-brake linkage from Lokar attached to a fabricated braket weled to the bottom of the ladder bar support.

Uploaded by: bumppo72, Apr 13, 2011, 0 comments, in album: 32 Roadster "One Piece At A Time"

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Interior was stiched by a friend and wrapped on panels made from 1/8" plastic sign material. Drum base pedal for the gas pedal and the seat was from a Doddge Caravan (center seat).

Uploaded by: bumppo72, Apr 13, 2011, 0 comments, in album: 32 Roadster "One Piece At A Time"

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Interior shot 2011. Dash by B Crafty and is sand cast aluminum. Inserts are engine turned .030 aluminum.

Uploaded by: bumppo72, Apr 13, 2011, 0 comments, in album: 32 Roadster "One Piece At A Time"

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One Piece At A Time is the theme and I had Royce Mason of Plymouth MA do the silver leaf and pinstripes.

Uploaded by: bumppo72, Apr 13, 2011, 0 comments, in album: 32 Roadster "One Piece At A Time"

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Brookville body finally in primer and ready for color and clear coat! Hole in trunk is to accommodate the Model A rear spring crossmember.

Uploaded by: bumppo72, Apr 13, 2011, 0 comments, in album: 32 Roadster "One Piece At A Time"

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Fabrication of exhaust system in 09.

Uploaded by: bumppo72, Apr 13, 2011, 0 comments, in album: 32 Roadster "One Piece At A Time"

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32 Frame Oct 2009 showing Winters rear end. Final ration 3.48.

Uploaded by: bumppo72, Apr 13, 2011, 0 comments, in album: 32 Roadster "One Piece At A Time"

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37 ford steering column and truck drop with ignition lock and switch used. Installed roller bearings at top and bottom of shaft. I ended up using a Unisteer box but find that, while steering effort in minimal, the turning radius is poor.

Uploaded by: bumppo72, Apr 13, 2011, 0 comments, in album: 32 Roadster "One Piece At A Time"

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Mock up completed. the ladder bar crossmember will need to be moved up to finalize the pinion angle. It is just tacked in at this point.

Uploaded by: bumppo72, Apr 13, 2011, 0 comments, in album: 32 Roadster "One Piece At A Time"

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1956 Desoto S-24 block used. I have used a Adventurer two four barrel cast iron manifold with Cater 500 cfm units. Ignition is an older Mallory dual point, centrifugal advance unit with coil. Headman headers and entire exhaust were coated and polished.

Uploaded by: bumppo72, Apr 13, 2011, 0 comments, in album: 32 Roadster "One Piece At A Time"

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Frame painted and going back together while body and wheels are being finalized

Uploaded by: bumppo72, Apr 13, 2011, 0 comments, in album: 32 Roadster "One Piece At A Time"

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Started with a 56 Desoto Hemi, added a 39 Ford transmission and then a rear axle with a Winters Quick change. it was really done one piece at a time with months and years between some of the pieces. This is silver leaf with a red outline.

Home made interior and a Ludwig Speed King bass drum pedal for a GO pedal.

The rims are actually burnt orange and go well with the deep red body color.

No more room in the garage!

Added this bumper guard from a V8 ford. I picked this up at Hershey 2011. It won't protect me in a crash but it provides some protection when manuvering in tight spaces.

My 51 and 31 Victorias flank the latest addition just 7 years in the making!

32 dash was wood grained with equipment and materials bougth from U Grain It Technologies at the 2010 Hershey fall meet. Nto as easy as they make it look at their booth and on line.

Early V8 Ford e-brake modified to fit. I used components from Lokar. I had to weld couplings to rear baking plates to attach cables. worked out well.

Shot of trunk. The gas tank has lettering that says....."Yeah, It's got a Hemi" Pontiac tail lights and 49 Chevrolet license plate lights.

E-brake linkage from Lokar attached to a fabricated braket weled to the bottom of the ladder bar support.

Interior was stiched by a friend and wrapped on panels made from 1/8" plastic sign material. Drum base pedal for the gas pedal and the seat was from a Doddge Caravan (center seat).

Interior shot 2011. Dash by B Crafty and is sand cast aluminum. Inserts are engine turned .030 aluminum.

One Piece At A Time is the theme and I had Royce Mason of Plymouth MA do the silver leaf and pinstripes.

Brookville body finally in primer and ready for color and clear coat! Hole in trunk is to accommodate the Model A rear spring crossmember.

Fabrication of exhaust system in 09.

32 Frame Oct 2009 showing Winters rear end. Final ration 3.48.

37 ford steering column and truck drop with ignition lock and switch used. Installed roller bearings at top and bottom of shaft. I ended up using a Unisteer box but find that, while steering effort in minimal, the turning radius is poor.

Mock up completed. the ladder bar crossmember will need to be moved up to finalize the pinion angle. It is just tacked in at this point.

1956 Desoto S-24 block used. I have used a Adventurer two four barrel cast iron manifold with Cater 500 cfm units. Ignition is an older Mallory dual point, centrifugal advance unit with coil. Headman headers and entire exhaust were coated and polished.

Frame painted and going back together while body and wheels are being finalized

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