Hot Rods FINALLY GOT RUNNING AFTER 50+

You know - if you knew of the situation back then, & actually knew how much the OP's ride (positively)affected me, & maybe others, you'd not make crass judging comments. Notice I did *not* do a detail dump. & am hoping OP actually got his ride rebuilt, + I genuinely wanted to know what happened to him since. So piss off.
Marcus...

 

My observation was not crass, maybe a little naive that’s all. I didn’t mean to pluck your chords

 

I think its fake . prove me wrong

 

Looks awesome

 

He posted some info! New thread

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/just-a-story.1287666/

 

@bowie click the link in my previous thread

 

I remember you and Thank You It got me Interested again. my Father was a catrpenter and we always had Woodies or station wagons. This is one family car 1934 -1935 Plymouth Winchester (wish i still had).with my Mom, Aunt Connie(shes 88yrs), me in middle. Dam the car was cold in winter, Frank

 

Hi , Now your an understanding Guy...Thank You, Frank

 

Well Thanks, But Its just fine the way It Is, Frank

 

What ever your reasons, I for one am glad you’re here now! Bitchin ride by the way!

 

Hi, Thank You, Frank

 

Hi, Thank You, Frank

 

Hi, I do remember the Rods and miss those times and guys like Clint Haas, Lacy Hunt, Jack Klingle and so on...Those NESRO meetings so good like Bob Kenworthy, Jim Matagliani, so many guys. Nice hearing from you to,Frank

 

Definitely a killer ride. Think it looks cool just the way it is. If it makes you smile driving it that is perfection. Maybe see you on the ride somewhere.

 

close as can afford or Do, Frank

 

Hi, Thank You ...Its Heaven! Frank

 

Hi, I posted some old album pictures. so many are stuck in the album and would destroy taking off. I do Thank You for your interest. both #1 & #2 coupes have been Magazines and such , I became good Friend with Tom Medley Rod & Custom magazine (He Liked the Coupe). last time #1 coupe in magazine was there last issue December 2013. So many people have passed on ...Its Scarry! So take care of yourself and family, Frank

 

I'm not a Fiction writer , Believe what you Wish...God & I Know, Frank

 

I life Sometimes you get a little lost, Frank

 

Frank, glad to see your interest rekindled, just ignore the remarks being made by some of the folks that are too blinded by the term "traditional" to recognize that for many of us your coupe epitomized the east coast look. I'm looking forward to hearing more as you become more active again.

 

Nice to meet you, Frank.
Any friend of that 3W Deuce Coupe is a friend of mine.

Glad you got the feeling back.

 

Killer looking coupe

 

Y'all are nuts, the tires are the coolest part! I'd be a bit afraid to run on them hard if they're as old as they look, but that's the kind of shit you can't really replicate with new parts, I love it.

 

Just found this a half hour ago, Welcome Back! Bob

 

Welcome home Frank.... come on in and enjoy a cup of coffee with us. Your story and Coupe are wonderful, brings back great memories of the style, I love it.

Question: Would the Jack Klingel you mentioned would have been a NY Policeman? If so, he lives about 4 miles from me, and is one of the most hard-core hot rod guys I've ever known in my 66 years.

God Bless you and your family, and feel free to share all the pictures you can.

 

Seen today at the LISRA Brentwood swap meet/ car show. My old stomping grounds.

 

This biga$$ Olds is demanding a lot from that little Old Ford... I bet it will light up the tires with ease...

 

Bitchin' coupe!! <3

 

Interesting the connection to the LISRA. Back in 1970, my buddy sent me some pictures he took in Glen Cove. On the back, this one said Franks 32 coupe, 55-324 Olds, and 4 speed hydro.
Could this be the same Frank?
Sorry about the water damage, but it was mighty wet in Nam.

 

cool car glad to see it back on the street