Corrected 1932 ford gasser

Well i got so many people telling me it was wrong . I fixed it !!!!!!!!!!
Redid the lettering and repainted the #



on the front window

 

You are gonna go far with an attitude like that! Two thumbs way up. Any time you need help figuring out a class designation for a model, feel free to drop me a PM, and I will do my damdest to help you out.

 

cool

 

My 32 was a gasser in the 60's

 

Oh boy here we go again!! LOL

First time, second time I still think you did a really nice job. Don't forget the Sunday Modelers thread, they will appreciate what you have accomplished as well.

 

You will be hard to beat in the '32 Ford model build off that I see you found!

 

WOW! I looked at the thumbnails without enlarging them, then on further reading of the posts I realized it was a model!

Nice work!

 

Wow, Awesome work.

 

I doubt that anyone was running a flathead during the gasser wars

 

thats what i was thinking.but he did good putiin that thing together.

 

you maybe correct but my old man in 1959 was runing a 31 ford 5 window fendered with a modified flatie

 

I wouldn't put money on that! The lower "Gas" classes had a number of people running flatheads.

 

There were classes (H in the Gas division, D in the Altered division in the 60's) specifically for flatheads and inline sixes, so yea, there were folks running them. In fact there were still classes for them in 73, probably later but that's the last rule book I have laying on my desk right now.
Larry T

 

sorry to stir up so much ,, but when i started building it i look on line for days and found a bunch of old vintage gassers that were using a flat head . some with audurn heads .some with ansen blowers ect .. plus i love the look of a flat head

 

um, Ed bingelli of Bings speed shop ran a flathead in a willys gasser in the 60s so yes there were flatheads in the gasser wars era

 

Impressive work!

 

This was settled earlier today.

 

Ah...I see it...D/A!