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Needs bigger headlights.

 

Thanks 50...man that is a bit of an oddball. I like the view from the back more than the front...this of course is just my opinion. The fellow does definately understand traditionally inspired with a cartoony edge as you said. The pipes remind me of this ole hotrod...

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Louvers in all the right places
















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More Ventilation Cool












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Hard to see from this angle (top of hood)

 

Anyone know if there's a build thread for Wayne's 3W?

Steve

 

It was built by Pinkee's Rod Shop in Colorado, so I doubt there is a build thread on here.
There is some build photos on Pinkee's web site though.

Mick

 

Steve this is a thread posted by Hemi32 about the car however not a build thread but the closest you will find around here...Thanks Mick

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/keith-hill’s-“federale-coupe”-wins-hot-rod-of-the-year-award.978665/
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Friday Nights Allright Louvers














http://mashable.com/2015/10/04/drag-race/#F6I94YFtukq3






Hotrod built by and Louvers punched by HomemadeHardtop57

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/model-a-sport-coupe-project-for-the-wife.464364/



http://www.metaphorsinmotion.com/posts/10-LOUVERS-for-LOOKS

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Early Go Fast Louvers


Barney Oldfield & his first racing car (a Peerless) at the old C.N.E. grandstand-about 1913







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Built by Rolling Bones.
Photo's by Tom Davison, at GNRS.

 

Good looking, unusual nose. The grille pieces look factory; I'm guessing Packard? Or Buick?

 

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I like louvers, I have them in both my hot rods. I punched them my self.

 

I can only say that these photographs and many of the others that the membership and myself post truly do capture the essence of what we live and breathe. Thank you Blake.

 

Ron Hickman's '32 at the Red Roof Inn, San Dimas, LARS 2016.
RIP Ron.

 

Perhaps that may explain the lack of shininess on that Hotrod. The additional point in center may add strength to the louver.

Glad mine are done.

You all speak from experience no doubt...I do a lot of sanding in my line of work and it can be tedious and hard on the fingers.

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Original Louvers are cool to

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Shiny Set Louvers




















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1942 Packard Grill

 

Thanks Mick

 

I'm actually Stogy but I was addressing you Steve about the car you liked which I found more info based on Micks information about it...take care we all help each other, its all good.

 

Period Louver Cool











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so hot air off engine, straight into shorts??????

 

Fifties Steel






More Fakies






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Sorry - was looking at the quote when I replied, should have looked closer at the sender!