Pile 'o Pileup Pics: But,sorry, no customs. (dial-up: take a nap)

Part 1. Too many cool cars and not enough time. In case you couldn't make it, hope you enjoy some of these ...

Interesting spreader bar.

Big Caddy power?

Kind of a mongrel, but very cool. All steel body. Great intake.













Nice Y-block.

Vintage Caddy power.



Fabricated 3x2 intake.

 

Part 2 -
Stubby lil bucket...







I love the stance and overall look of the following pair of T-buckets. First one (blue) is Jim Unruh of Lions Hot Rods. Second one (purple) I believe is from MI. Amazing similarities -- is there a connection or just pure coincidence?











This Henry-J really does it for me!





Polysphere-power.

 

Part 3-












Any idea why the holes are punched down the side?

 

Part 4 - final from me -- but in no way close to covering all the many must-see cars there























That's all from me, folks.

 

WTF??/????? what about all the customs you missed?

i see fastbacks,..and bel-airs in the backround..c'mon goobs, hook us up!

 

Must apologize, but I've got a "rod" fetish. There were lots of cool customs and I'm sure somebody of that persuasion will post.

 

Great pic's goob-age!

Thanks for sharing!

 

Excelant :d

 

I LOVE this car and this style...even non-gasserfied full fendered hot-rod A's are awesome.

 

Can anyone tell me what this is? I saw it in a Rod and Custom once, and I've seen pictures of it, but for the life of me, I can't figure out what the body is based off of. It's not VW, is it? I kinda like it, for it's creativity, but it's going to make my head explode if I don't find out what it was built out of.

 

I agree. Thought this deuce in particular was very close to what I recall seeing in the gas classes in the early to mid 60's. Ford FE-powered. Grew up around a local that was very similar except McCulloch supercharged 312 Y-block Ford powered.

 

There is a feature on this car in the Wizz mag #2 or 3 i think?. I'll check when i get home..

 

The 32 pictured is a newer build. The car a few years back had wooden running boards and ugly blue crap on the sides.. It was priced at 10k and made it to a few shows before it sold... The guy that has it now did a bunch of work and made her look pretty!! and has plenty of go now .. Did the 1/4 windows still have the glass eched??

 

Man those are some ggggrrrreat pics, i'm curious about that blue mystery car too. Not too fond of the grill though.

 

nice pics. thanks!

 

i was trying to remember myself. the doors look like VW to me. not much else does though.

 

Most excellent post goob as for the blue carr WTF???

 

Cool pics...wish I had gone

 

Great pictures and thanks for posting them my camera took a crap after 12 pics.. Did anyone get a picture of the 1932 green coupe or 32 maroon sedan??

 

You mean this one? Check out GaryC's other great pics at http://public.fotki.com/GCkustoms/hunnert_car_pile_up_4/

 

cool pics. i am now going home to take a nap...

 

There are some great cars in that bundle of photos you posted. Thanks for sharing.

 

thanks for the pics, some cool stuff there, and some interesting ideas...

 

those holes down the side of that rod are called "speed holes" i saw some on the simpsons new import

 

Great pics, Goob!! Wish I could of met ya.

Thanks for sharing.

Joel

 

I thought I heard the back end started out has a 38? Pontiac or Olds, not for sure. It had alot of neat stuff on it.

 

doink!

thanks!

 

Hmmm....Speed Holes!

 

Heres the green one.

 

well....not really. the car is owned by a friend of mine. Jerry Walker aka "porkchop". that is an old drag car from the 50s/60s that used to run a setback jimmy engine. the engine was in the drivers compartment and the driver sat in the trunk. the holes were for the exhaust to exit through. he told me he played in the car when he was 12 years old when it was still a drag car.