Vintage shots from days gone by!

The number 5 there Rootie looks like Red Amick.

 

Twin Falls Idaho 1910-1925 with lots of square cars....

 

Niiiiice

 

It is, he raced roadsters on the west coast in the early 50s.

 

If ever a grille shell needed to be taller, and even, (or a little) lower than the cowl, this is it.

otherwise, I love this little coupe.

 

What's the chances of it overheating? Betcha it ain't got no knee room in interior. I always liked frame depth channeling.

 

Never heard of "Rice Bubbles"..Pre Rice Krispies?

 

Aussie version of Rice Kreepies.

 

There WAS a thread about this car with a lady member redoing it and was going along good but no posts in a long time. Anyone know what became of her and the car?

 

I enjoy this your statement . Good One !

 

I sure would like to see more on this car .

 

There's just sump'n about this little coupe. It's cool in spite of the grille

 

I'm going to Kansas City
Kansas City here I come
They got some crazy little women there
and I'm gonna get me one

 

Been through here a few times on my motorcycle. This cute little town has sure suffered some setbacks but always seems to bounce back. Nice pic, Maggie.

 

Do a search here for -Ingels roadster-for more info. Here's a few more pics.

 

Yeah I'm sweet now..But just wait

 

Hey Paul, you staying dry.

I'm HIGHLY selective when it comes to channeled deuces, and people have been "butcher'n" those grill shells since forever, but man that's a cry'n shame.

 

Doin' good here Doug. I don't know about tomorrow though. This wind raises hell with my oak trees. I'm already getting pumped about my get together next summer.

 

I never got to meet my grandpa but they say he would have liked me. He had good taste in cars (pic taken in 1965)

After this, he had a 65 chevy post with 327, then a used 50 studebaker for when he went to work at the quarry that stude got cut up for trailer axels in the 70s unfortunately


What'cha got in there, kid?