Hot Rods Deuces..Past,Present & Future lets see yours

I build this in '74 to '76, sold it after driving it for 6 years, bought it back 6 years later and 4 years later sold it again. Just visited it 2 weeks ago, 24 years after selling it. Same guy still has it and has taken good care of it.

 

Can a glass car play in your sandbox?

 

Similar??

 

You bet they can,I like them all. HRP

 

I think I got them from Wheelsmith in Southern CA.
Great guys to deal with. The fronts are 16 & the rears are 17
Thanks for the compliment.

 

PM

My car - an evolving project.

 

This the only one I could afford in 51 years but glad I stepped up to the plate...

 

That's a sick mind at work.

 

His '32 Station Wagon is still all apart, wood inside metal outside. Bob

 

pond scum green one is steel rod bods. blue one is steel brookville

 

Lou,that 5 window is a beauty! got a front view? HRP

 

Here is a full frontal..

 

Past:


Past:


Present:

 

That chassis looks great Harry,Have you bought a transmission yet? HRP

 

1966-1971 still miss her worst decision of my life to sell her.........

 

Im actually no deuce guy, but there will always be three that rocks my boat:


Jim khoguz (sp?)

Ronald Larson


For a non 32 those three makes me tingle in all the right places!
If there ever will be one in my life, these three cut it!

 

Steadfast Mfg. just finished this one for me, can't wait to put some miles on it.

 

my first 32;s
my second pickup, sold to my youngest stepson



my glass roadster running after getting the body 20 years ago,

 

Sold this one to a Hamber in San Antonio, he did a good job fixing it up

IMG_20160123_174408 by wingedexpress posted Feb 21, 2016 at 7:55 PM

My current project, just got it titled and started boxing the frame this week.

 

Man,that's the cat's arse. HRP

 

My old roadster on a 34 frame in 1980, got it for $150 with mint hood bows, collected parts for three years then sold it (dumb ass) for a lot more, still a dumb ass. JW

 

Not yet but I need to find one soon or I'll have to pull the engine, we have a contract on the house so it's gonna have to be movable.

 

^^^^Don't worry, Merlin, LOTS of us will move it for you!
Maybe not just where you want it!

Keep workin'
Al

 

Mine.

 

Damn, I love this car.
Buck, when you took the shiny wheels off; I wasn't sure about it, but I really like the look.
Perfect stance.

 

Thanks I actually wasn't sure either, but I'm really liking this look. I still have the shiny stuff, maybe run the firestone dirt trackers on them one day.

 

Thanks for another great thread Randy! For those that don't have the Deuce obsession, just keep moving along.


Our first Deuce, I built it from a early Gibbon glass car, did everything on that car,
and drove it 55,000 miles all over the country.

Driving across the wide open plains of South Dakota from the Black Hills. Plenty of
those juicy mid-western bugs on the windshield. That car was so comfortable and
loved to run, it almost would drive itself at 80-90 mph! Lots of great memories and
its still going strong with its new owner John here in Arizona.

 

Thanks,but I ain't Randy. HRP