More photos of Troy Ladd's Roadster

We just posted more detail shots of Troy's roadster on our web site.

http://www.rodandcustommagazine.com/featuredvehicles/0711rc_1932_ford_roadster/photo_01.html

 

PURE FUCKING SEX!

now how about some photos of it doing BURNOUTS!

 

Great craftsmanship!!

 

I do like the detail work, not entirely sure on the 120% styling, but that car has some top quality workmanship and savy detail...

Cheers,

Drewfus

 

I like it... 'cept for that rear wheel well... that's a little funy and doesn't flow too well with the traditional lines of the car.

Sam.

 

A beauty but I wonder about that exhaust hole punched through 2/3 of the frame rail and that goofy little pinched place in the lower body bead.

 

SECRET NEWS:

Don't tell anyone, but we (Goodguys) have just named Troy our Trendsetter of the Year for 2007. The award will be presented at an industry banquet at SEMA.

Past winners include: Chip Foose, Eric Peratt, Troy Trepanier, Alan Johnson and Jesse Greening.

 

That is sooooooooooooooo sweet!

 

Good for Troy! That is rad.

 

the car IS BAD ASS!!! but the center tubing/console is not working for me, just looks outta place

 

Absolutely beautiful.

 

Man thats sweet....Hope someone drives it a lot!!!

 

That car is totally BAD ASS!!!!!!!

 

Well deserved,
Troy is good at what he does.

 

I don't know who Troy Ladd is but that's one nice roadster...

Looks like someone's been studdying Jimmy Whites 27...

 

The only thing I didn't like.... just looks like a round peg in a square hole....

 

Thats funny dude!!!
Jimmy White

 

i think that car would have won the GNRS,,,except for TWO things,,,,


..the SMOOTH hubcaps,,,,,and the "firewall" reinforcements painted body color instead off firewall color,,,

 

great craftsmanship! Dig the motor...

 

I don't think a 32 has been more fun to look at than this one. WOW what a great car.

 

Nice show car. Does it run?

I thought it was kind of funny when Glader said he was going to show his car one more year, and then he was going to get to drive it. Alas, he sold it, and never drove it. Pure show car.

Nothing wrong with that.

This car reminds me of the Pinkee truck, minus the horse and buggy interior.

 

Wow Kirk thats breaking NEWS!... Well Done Troy!!! Congrats,,

 

Yes Like a Bat Out Of HELL!!!!!

 

They musta run out of time....didn't get the clutch pedal installed.

 

incredible

 

Thing is nice to look at. I like the close-out panel between the quickchange and the rear edge on the body. The stamped holes look completely vintage.

 

Just wait till some jackass calls it a "nice rat rod".....

Beautifull car though....I like the console.....The motor is absolutely perfect....I wouldn't have loomed the ignition wires together like that.....

 

Thats bad ass

 

I need to get a job at R&C so I can play in the studio all day. You guys look at the car, I look at the photography...and the car. I need my own studio..

Spike

 

Thanks for all the kind words! I have more time, stress, blood, tears & money in that thing then you can imagine! It was definately worth it.

In order to try to build a truly unique 32 (since there are a million of them), and something that could make a traditional statement in the world of two tone, billet clad fluff machines; we had to really push the boundries of creativity, design and detail. I know that by building something that is kinda over the top like this car, it is bound to spark discussion. If it didn't then I didn't do my job!

I JUST FOUND OUT ABOUT THIS A COUPLE OF DAYS AGO!!!!!!!!!! Holy crap! This is a HUGE honor. When I read the letter it literaly brought me to tears. I feel so honored, THANKS!!! Pretty huge for just a regular guy trying to live the dream. Kirk, let the "powers that be" know I couldn't be happier!

And wait till you see the next one................