Very high dollar european engines and cars there to say the least. Don't see a Bugatti on every street corner. That one appears to have been driven there.
Me and my wife were there yesterday it is a good show.Not much to look at the swap meet.I saw that Lasalle in your pics in person and it was an awesome original
ive got about 1200 pics from today and i tried hard to take pics of the odd stuff nash's , hudson's, bugati's ect i just gotta load em up onto photobucket i should have a link tommorrow
good show, we went on Thursday, swap meet was a little weak but the cars and inside was great. did anyone else notice the 46-47 ford sedan that was made into a truck? I thought it looked just great.
Looks like United Pacific's forthcoming 5W coupe - this from the web.... Want a little more info on the new Five Window United Pacific's New Steel Five Window Coupe - Coming Soon. Founded in 1984, United Pacific Industries, Inc. has established itself as the premier manufacturer and wholesale distributor of more than 3000 of todays hottest products including LED lighting and specialty restoration items for classic car, classic truck, muscle car and hotrods. United Pacific Industries, Inc. is proud to announce our All Steel, 1932 Five Window Coupe bodies! These beautiful reproduction bodies are built with quality in mind. Beginning with steels of equal or greater thicknesses as an original, each panel is stamped on handcrafted permanent steel dies to ensure every detail is preserved. These completely assembled bodies are then coated in EDP (Electro Deposit Primer) inside and out. Ensuring these bodies are as authentic as the originals, complete hard wood assemblies are included and come pre-installed. Even Henry himself would approve of the attention to detail resulting in the superior fit and finish of these bodies. If youre restoring your original 32 five window and only need a few replacement components, youll be pleased to find many of these popular items are available individually as well. Quality, Innovation, and Design continues to be the driving force behind our success and what has ultimately forged the path by which our competitors follow. - Look for more innovative ideas and industry firsts like this by following us online at: http://www.uapac.com - Download the latest PDF Flier for the Body and related parts at: http://www.uapac.com/ant/1932Ford.pdf - Keep up to date on our Facebook page at: http://www.facebook.com/pages/United-Pacific-Industries-Classic-Division/208715965811380
Yes it was $5900, but it was really rough. It looked like the bottom half was homemade and had a lot of filler.
Thanx for the great pix, what a bunch of vintage race cars. The aluminum one in the first set of pictures has a real super cool mill in that baby. The blue 55-56-57 chevy ruck with the Olds type bar grill is so sweet, saw it in Salina and love it. ~sololobo~
I was just at the fair grounds. I wish the rod runs would never end sometimes. I hate the year change.
Wow! Last time I went I think there were over 14000 or right at it. That's a helluva drop no matter the reason why. 48 Poncho
At the other end of the 32 5-window scale was this one previously posted by Henry29. Older original body with early SBC. Only $52,500 There was a fairly complete tudor sedan body with some gnarly repairs that had gotten down to $8900, from 12K. That was Sat; don't know if it sold or not.
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