barn find "little monster" (new york guy's help) Pic's update

I'm jealous as hell. Really nothing else I can say.

 

carpet...

 

Thats one nice find, good luck on it's history. Keep us updated,, my love is drag racing, and thoes old cars need to be around to keep us old guys young.

 

Thats a once in a lifetime score. CONGRATS!

 

This is the best one yet!

 

Wow !!!

 

Hub caps appear to be 1959 Imperial.

 

What a barn buster! I wouldn't change shit on it, just make it purrrrr, and enjoy a piece of history. If you modify it, it's just another car.
2 cent is all I got.

 

AWESOME find!!!! that's very cool to find a car with the history behind it!! nice score.

 

That rules.
Congrats on the find!

 

HOLY SHIT ! What a HELL of a assume find !
All the history and documents to go with it is an incredible !
Really doesn't look that bad either !
Are you going to restore to the original " Little Monster " ? Gotta keep us all posted on the find of a lifetime !
Congrats on the great find and glad to see one of the HAMBers got this one !

 

Sweet jeebus. Vacuum it out and go. Do see a pro about that asbestos-like material, though.

 

Damn ,now how cool is that !

You had to snatch that up....

Aint no way you could have passed on that one for sure.

Good job..

 

Rodsnapers was a clucb out of Freeport, (I'm from Bellmore 2 towns away)
I know a guy that can help you I'll PM you his info
FRITZ

 

I can't think of anything to say. It's just too cool. It's very exiting seeing these pictures. Congratulations on your score.

 

Man that is cool! And all that history already documented for you, just incredible. Definitely needs to be restored as it was in its racing days. Awesome find.

 

WOW!! - Congrats on an amazing find.

 

WOW! Lucky dog.

 

If anyone here has a "STRAY CATS" Rant & Rave album cover you'll notice that slim Jim Phantom has a Freeport Long Island "Rod Snappers" car club jacket slung over his shoulder. Just a point of interest
FRITZ

 

here is the album cover, "Cool as shit!"
FRITZ

 

I'm in love! Nice score!

Jonny

 

simply amazing...

 

Dream Find , you are very lucky ,I love all the history

 

Since it's was registered as a 59 Ford, does that mena you can get '59 YOM plates? That would be VERY cool if you could... not many Model A's can run '59 plates...

 

Just dawned on me why it looks so stubby. Has a 40 type axle with the spring mounted in front of the axle. With the headlites lowered and a dropped axle with the spring over it would look deadly. It would be a toss up keeping it original or making it look better. Nice find though. Pat

 

That is way cool!

 

I don't have an Email address for Ed Eaton, but I think he could help you. Ed was Division 1 director for NHRA, and was from Long Island NY.

 

I'd restore it to how it looked in 1950.

 

Anybody have any idea where those breathers came from? I have one of those air breathers. If anybody has one or two they would like to sell I would be a buyer.

 

all i can say is......4 carb flattie!!!!