Hot Rods Let's have our own 84th anniversary event for the 40 ford...

Just figured out my confusion. I have "slammed" on permanent "ignore" so that post never showed on my screen. Moving on...

 

olscrounger....thanks for the photos! I really like all your 40's...BEAUTIFUL Cars!
I'm having a problem finding matching blackwall 15" big'n littles for my 40 PU, what brand & sizes do you like to use......Thanks..cw

 

Nsra Southeast Nationals over the weekend.

 

Mark, You gotta stop eating that gas station food.

 

"Roller Food" is awesome

 

Thank you.

 

..........................What? So 3WLarry is doing the cooking?

 

This is where many of the '40 Fords went. L.D. Ottinger, Newport, Tn.

 

after talking about Roller Food I had lunch at the convenience store I had a hot dog it was awesome it had relish and mustard on it

 

The only thing I like about Chicago is Chicago style hot dogs.

 

Thanks for the shots of my car. I didn't know you were in OC, hell, I don't even know where you live!

 

..........I don't know where he lives either but, I sure like his avatar photos.

 

You and me both! I even went into his albums looking for more, but I could not find them!

 

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/media/albums/flake-wheel.41824/
HERE IS A LINK TO THE ALBUM WITH HIS PICS IN IT (NOT THAT I HAVE BEEN LOOKING )

 

[QUOTE="enloe, post: 11203891,
HERE IS A LINK TO THE ALBUM WITH HIS PICS IN IT (NOT THAT I HAVE BEEN LOOKING )[/QUOTE].............I may need to step away from the computer for a few minutes.

 

Not to be a sissy, but I did nearly cry a little, when I saw Andy's post on FacePlace.

 

..................It's heartbreaking to look at.

 

^ That's a Bob McCoy tribute car that's better looking than the original!

 

Thats actually the late Vern William's flamed 40 tudor. Eddie Martinez interior. Never intended to be a McCoy tribute, but Bob's car was certainly an influence. Vern sold the car years ago, and subsequent owners have respectfully left it unchanged.

 

I misspoke calling it a tribute car. I was thinking that the white/yellow/orange gradations in the flames were the same colors that Bob used, but a second look proved that wrong. The overall design of the flames is certainly superior to the ones on McCoy's car.

 

Greg Mortland brought his newly finished '40 Deluxe Sedan to the 2nd Annual St Louis Area Hot Rod Hundred event, October 10.

 

@TGallaher took this shot at the 2nd Annual St Louis Area Hot Rod Hundred.

40's, Left to right: mine, Ed Martin, Butch Linsey

 

^^^^A fine line-up right there^^^

 

The coupe is actually a '39 Deluxe

 

I love the simplicity of this car. It will never go out of style IMHO.

 

I agree with i.rant.

 

Here's a shot when I was running the American 5 spokes BITD