Model A Coupes 60s Style

how about another picture request thread?

I'm looking for pictures of fenderless, chopped or unchopped but channeled cars
with a lean towards competition/show

here's a few to get it rolling

 

awesome

 

here's mine again,

just got the blower drive and forged pistons from Goatroper02
the blower is setting on a late 394 here,
it will go and and a '57 371 will take it's place

'dropped the rotating assembley off to get ballanced,
the #16 heads to get completely rebuilt,
had a nice original Isky blower cam refreshed at Delta Camshaft
and got the manifold back from the welder's-
I had to have the ports reduced to fit the earlier heads..

I know it looks alot the same but
things are starting to happen again

 

i'll throw mine in .....still wanting a 4-71 for it and would love to actually fender it....

 

Question, what type of wheel are on the front of this car

 

spindle mount halibrand speedways....kidney beans

 

Paul , that looks great !

 

Cool looking ride thanks for sharing.

 

Looks great Paul. She needs some gnarly headers!

 

I dig every era of modified Model A coupe, but it's that Milner chopped Hi boy look that makes me wanna trade the '53. throw on some chrome reverse rims, a pontiac mill with 2-4s, a candy paint job with tuck and roll inside. YOWZA!!

 

cool thread

 

Here is my coupe. I was shooting for a late 50s early 60s look.

 

This will be good...very good!
The perfect balance of nasty, tasty, and still, somehow retaining a bit 'O classy.
IMO, this was when the most perfect of all hot rods were created...
At the pinaccle, but before the fall....
Can't wait to check back to this...

 

Paul, here is a link to what I would call late 60s style built by a good friend
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=62647&highlight=randy&showall=1

 

For pure kick ya in the see u next tuesday DW's coupe is a pretty wild example of getting it done, unchopped no frills I will blow your doors off style and Jimmy's coupe with a wicked sounding solid Hemi.....both cars are enough to keep you from wasting time and getting in the garage and working on more stuff.

One of his first runs.........

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/s...d.php?t=108766

For anybody that lives in a cave.......Take it off the jackstands Jimmy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZAbSOiWZlE


I can't get the first video to link up.....D.W. is that video still up? Old strip with your Girl in the stands.

 

cool Trent, nuthin wrong with a large block chevy

and certainly nuthin wrong with a full house Hemi

I have always wanted an engine like the Olds in Chili's Deuce

anybody have a close up of that motor?

 

BRANDON DON"T CHANGE IT! I just actually started on mine, got the motor and the rear de-funked, waiting on the steering box and need to find time to come get that wheel from you! then its off to start making sparks to get my frame going... I dig your coupe brother don't change it... Ryan

 

This is my favorite Model A coupe...love those Packard wheels! It's been featured in some magazines so I'm sure several of you have seen it before.

 

Nice thread, Paul. I don't know why some like the '32 Fords... the 1930 - 31 coupes are the best Ford hot rods.

 

Leave it to you to have such a subtle motor, very understated...Looks very cool.

 

That is a nice car!

 

Here is some i had on file.

 

Channeled A coupes w/ a lean towards comp........That seafoam green one has been sporting a huffer for awhile now I believe.......

 

A few of my favorites.A couple not channeled,but '60s comp style for sure

 

jesus. nice car man!

 

this ones got fenders, and a little more altitude in the front, wish i would have finished it.

 

60's inspired 2009 built

 

couple simple changes would take this one back to the early sixties look



full fendered,
but it definitely has the look

 

Wow wow wow

 

We want the funk......gotta have that funk