Hot Rods 1932 Roadster Build

Stellar!! the top looks KILLER!

 

Congrads Cory on the marriage.

 

droolllllll........................

 

Congratulations, Cory, on your wedding.

I take it your wife is also into these things, what with getting married at that time and place... lucky you!

Cheers, Eddie

 

Love your car!!!!! Really diggin your choices of black on many pieces instead of chrome/polish.... well done.

It was great seeing you guys last week, the wedding was nice... you guys are true hot rodders!!!!

 

Cory Congrats on your wedding

 

Your choice on the top looks perfect.

 

Thanks for showing us around the shop Troy, and for coming out to the wedding. I'm sure we'll see you sometime this year!

 

Cory, I hope to meet you someday. Your car came out beautifully. By the way, I love your wife and your father -in -law. They're both great people and very talented as well........Mike Farris

 

@CTaulbert -

Your roadster is just plain bitchin'! ... Dig everything about it!

... and congrats to you & @ash :

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Love this car , probably will be copying you on the brookeville body. Stupid question but how bad are rock chips with a fenderless 32'? I want to build a driver and enjoy it

 

^Rock chips are a fact of life running open wheels.

 

The car only has around 1500 miles on it right now, so far with no chips. I really don't think a fenderless car vs fendered car would be different for rock chips.....the wheels are pretty much outboard of the body.

 

Thanks Mike - and I hope to meet you soon as well.

 

Between LARS, getting back and then going to Columbus, we've been pretty busy. I finally got around to taking some photos of the interior and top that Sid did on the car.....Sid's work is nothing short of incredible. I had shipped about 70 lbs of stuff to Sid right before LA, all of which were spare parts, belt, tool kit, etc for the trip down to Pomona (and future road trips) - and all of that hides behind the trunk panels in storage areas that Sid built.

Anyway, here's some photos of the car as it is today:

 

I loved this car before it was finished.
Now it's amazing!

 

Perfect!

 

Inspirational for sure.

 

Very Nice! Thanks for the photos. I was not able to get close enough to the car for good photos at the LARS.
Lynn

 

Very clean.

 

Lynn,

I saw you posted a photo of the seat from Henry's tudor at Columbus - we must've missed you while we were there.

 

Great job. Killer roadster

 

Such a great car. Fantastic thread, thanks for sharing the build.

 

Cory, you just made me forget for 2 wonderful hours looking at your car that i'm in Afghanistan. Utterly beautiful man, just beautiful.

 

love your car , it was my favorite at cobo...

 

Here are some pictures I took of this masterpeice at LARS 2012.

 

Inspiration to all of us mere mortals.
Please keep posting more pics of it in use.
Thanks.

 

great look .
very nice interior

 

Cory, your car looks just right!

 

Just seen your car at relix riot bad ass!clean car clean build.