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I remember Bill telling me the 409 wound up in Andy’s 40 coupe.

 

FYI, an Illinois car.

 

East of the Mississippi !

 

And west of Lake Michigan! LOL. Shouldn't there be a category for "Midwestern" cars?

 

Yes, but how would anyone identify them without seeing the license plates?

 

Good point... I'll give it a ponder.

 

Bill, Willie Strickland was the owner of CWS Speed, of, I believe, Niantic, Connecticut.

 

1933 Ford 3 window hot rod my grand dad built in 1958 in Rhode Island It was featured in the October 59’ issue of Car Craft Magazine as the Cover Page and Centerfold! I am looking for this car just in case anyone has seen it around! Located in the New England Area!

 

I purchased this car in New Jersey four years ago and i am in the process of rebuilding it . It's a 1930.
One picture is from 1963 and the other 1965 at the NY Coliseum .

 

Cool car. Post pics of your progress.

 

A bones

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Looks like it's got Ford FE for power now.

 

It Has a 289 Cobra

 

Uncovered the old green paint and A/G on the doors recently on this old East Coast Hot Rod I'm resurrecting. Ran in the late 50's-Early 60's at the Frederick, MD Airport Drags

 

Looks good, great stance


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My old '30, built from scratch 2009-2015

 

Mom Summer 1957. Pelham Road ESSO Gas Station, New York.

 

Bought this car a couple years ago. Im currently redoing the front and rear suspension among other things. It had coil overs on it when I got it.

 

A fixture on the east coast shows is Skip Readio and his 34 Ford, it is behind the woody in the last picture.

Pat

 

I am glad to see that you have Ronnie Robinson's old coupe / roadster. I often wondered where It went. Who got the cam display / advertisement that he had on the wall in his garage ?

 

His wife kept the display. Wish I had taken a photo of that.

 

Thanks for answering my question. I am not a flathead person, but the display was fantastic, and I wouldn't mind having it.

 

I'm partial to that one too! Even though it's East Coast style it was actually built in Nebraska.

 

Picture #5 Spec Pond in Wilbraham Ma. maybe early eighties? one hell of a quick, hard hitting rainstorm

 

My high school ride.......all built in my folks driveway......started the build in 1959.......sold it in 1963.......Stoneham, Mass.