History History on this 29' A Coupe? Anyone have any info? Indiana/Midwest..

I don't have much history on this as it changed hands a few times from the original owner to when I bought it. I do know it was last registered in Indiana in 1965 to Bud Handshoe from Garrett, Indiana. It appears that he was in process of installing the 327/Muncie and rear end from a donor early 60's car when process stopped. The chassis and floorpan show signs that it had a previous non original drivetrain in it prior (guessing flathead?). It has an original dropped axle and split bones and somebody really like louvers... Hoping it has some hot rodding/drag racing history behind it as some point. Anyone????

 

Wow! No info for you but that hotrod is awesome!

 

Can’t help with the history ,but she’s a cool coupe!

 

@-Brent- @Tuck thought you guys would dig this one

 

Neat car. Not crazy about the louvers. But I love the stance and those headers!

 

I think the headers and the light reflecting off the valve covers from the hood louvers is my favorite part

 

Nice A bone

 

I love your Coupe!

 

Nice find! That's A hot rod, you can never have enough louvers.

 

Oh man!

 

So Rad!!!

 

Cool old car! Louvers on hood and trunk lid look good. Can't say I like them on the fenders though.

 

Sport Coupe Maybe?...Yah Lucky Dog @telecaster_6 ...time to bring it back to the Rip Snorting 60's for a second Go

Perhaps a Visit to Hamber George Klass's website...never know...

 

Love it. Please don't change a thing.

 

I’m sure I am not the only one who would like to see some inside and underhood views of that ol girl.