Hot Rods The Official Track-Lakes Roadster Picture Thread...

Great thread. Amazing collection from Jimmy B

 

Does anyone remember Bo Jones' lakes modified? It really defined the style at the time he built it back in the 70's. I would like to see pictures of it now ... hopefully no one screwed it up by "improving" it.

Great thread.

 

I love this thread! In about a month I'll have a roller to post here. Really awesome pics, fellas.

 

speed week 2009

 

Track nose roadsters people, as ask for in the first post.




This one is Ralph Schenck's modified

 

A couple photo's I have collected,

 

Excellent Thread! Love the Phil Remmington car, always been one of my favorites.

 

Navarro's is #1 in my book. It just looks 'right'. What I wouldn't give to have a time machine to go back......
Then there's that Larry Erickson roadster.....man, that's thing's cool as hell!

 

The Remmington car has always been one of those special cars.I'm sure Dan will do a great job (as the pictures post show) in building his take of the car. Can't wait to see build come along.

 

This is my Track T that I've built over the last 4 years...It only has been out twice since it has been finished Due to Illinois Title Issues...

 

My roadster

 

here's an ex-CA roadster. Now rolling up the miles in north Jersey.

(Pictures by Big Al)

 

I finally got pictures of the parts collected so far. Looks like a rusty pile of junk, till you look at the cowl and doors.

Whatta ya think?

Kevin
Ooltewah Speed Shop

 

Quick & Easy at Speedweek



TV

 

Here is one at the gas truck--TV

 

My build thread,
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=266975

I hope you guys dig it.

Norton

 

I think its a great start. You need a 261 - I'll see if I have one in my stash and its on the way to you. You do the new exhaust and I'll help on the intake. Great rear and great wheels. Looks old timey to me. It will be a great car

 

no parts newer than 1940 used in its build, cyclone quickchange, franklin steering, no engine, hand formed sheetmetal and frame rails......owned by a good friend who recently passed away and it was bought by another of his pals who doesnt know what to do with it.

 

WOW...any more pictures of this one?

 

Any nose is fine, they are all cool. I'm especially interested in seeing GMC or Chevy 6 bangers in them. I guess you see why.

Here's a few more. Keep them coming.

Kevin
Ooltewah Speed Shop

 

I have to link a couple of other threads here.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=32889&highlight=modifieds

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=149631&highlight=modifieds

We'll see how long these links last.

A couple of pictures.







Norton

 

Thanks for posting a few build pictures we're honored to be re-creating Phil's car. I'll be adding pictures and video of the build often and you can check out build pictures over on hubgarage.com or follow my shop blog at http://awwebbautoart.blogspot.com/2009/10/first-blog.html
This build is to honor Phil and we are doing it spot on (for the most part) to what he did the first time.

Thanks

Ashley Webb

 

SOTA, any pic's from the back side of the two mod's. They hit my warm and fuzzy button.

 

Burfield ,here are two photo's from the rear of the Mutt Special.

 

Burfield, here is one from the back the first time it roll after mock up.

 

I don't have a Roadster, but thought you guys might like this old sew-on patch I have. The HAMB came through and I was able to find out that the R.R.A.W. stands for Racing Roadster Association of Washington. You can read more about it on this thread...

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=4545517#post4545517

 

Neat thread! I love these roadsters. I have attached a couple of photos of my track roadster. I'd like to build another one, this one is FOR SALE.

 

SOTA, Who made the nose? These two car are Bitchen! Thanks for the insperation for my next project.

 

Thanks Burfield, Both Chris and I have had a great time with these cars this summer.The nose is from Superior Glass wotks.I modified the nose to get the look I was after.( I took about three inches out of each side).