Love it! I definitely dig the quirky touches. Side note - isn't that the grassy knoll that was in the Full House intro? haha I sat right there and ate a sammich.
I love the cut-line describing the front suspension is chromed for appearance and ease of cleaning,,, obliviously the writer has never held a polishing rag for hours on small tight areas,,,,
I've been thinking this one seems very familiar. Then I found it. I had posted the first page of the article in the "tired of homogenized hotrods" thread. https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...genized-hotrods.1002926/page-14#post-11339500
"Owner uses car exclusively for transportation." ... I've always thought this one needed front fenders. That being said, can't beat the Dolores Park/Alamo Square photo locations!
i really like this. dude made it just the way he wanted and probably had a ball driving it. it's off just enough to be right on
In the pic of the right side header,....what’s on the end of the header by the block ? Is that something to change the pipe location?...... Mark
Lots of similarities between this one and the featured machine. This '29 no longer lives in the city of San Francisco, but it's neat to see that it survived all these years.