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About
- Location:
- Millbrae, CA
- Occupation:
- retired, sort of
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1951 Ford coupe, 392 hemi, mild kustom,done2021
1929 Ford CC PU, 327 til July 2010, now 350
1929 Ford Cabriolet, finished Aug 2016, running
1929 Ford Coupe (45A), next project, 392-deuce rails
- West Coast Kustoms
It started about 1958, not quite a teenager, I was into model cars, first Highway Pioneers, then the AMT/SMP 3in1s. In 1959, I got my first car, the 1929 Ford Cabriolet listed above. got it running in '62, slightly rodded. My first hot hot rod was a '29 tudor in '63 with a 327, then a '57 tudor BelAir with the same 327, by summer '65. ...built a '29 Ford A/SR strip car with an injected 401 nailhead around '67. I stopped working on cars after VietNam (69-70), until early '90s.
Since the restart, I initially built the '29 closed cab (resto-rod/street rod) in '92 and rebuilt it in 2010-11, making it more traditional, but it’s not fully there. I have had the 392 hemi powered '51 ford since about '96-'98 and been working on it slowly, and keeping it running most of the time as a driver. It is pretty nice now; but never done. It was due for new paint after recent mods and twenty years since last paint. The cabriolet was in pieces for many years; but i rebuilt it from mid 2011to Aug 2016, over 2,000 of my own hours. It is a mostly traditional rod, banger powered, mildly customized. I kept it in shakedown mode from mid-2014 to late 2015. Me, a retired civil engineer, general contractor, and RE broker, and nowadays, I am mostly just hanging out at my shop.Interact
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