Art & Inspiration 33 Tudor from a river bank

Rob, the truck sheet metal is on the frame right now. I have to decide what to do with it

 

What did you have for lunch?

 

$40 dollars worth of pizza!

 

Well John, I guess you need another frame. Never too many projects.

 

I do need another frame! I never thought I would find one, never mind two.I still want a pick up too.

 

Rust You are my kind of Hot Rodder . I really enjoyed your post, well played sir, well played. Don in Indiana

 

thanks.

 

Compared to some of the rustorations I've seen on the HAMB, that looks like it will be easy. Congrats!
Now, who has a swimming pool full of mol***es?

 

Nice find. That floor is very usable. Rest of the car ain't bad either.

 

Great thread thanks for posting. You could be on your way to this!

 

maybe run the body the way it is. thanks for sharing!

 

...one of the coolest threads on here lately, good luck with it.

 

To KOOL!!!! The days like those you can spend with friend are the best!

 

very cool!
the only thing that would make it better would be a hippo boat.

 

dang i'm digging it.....no your digging it......no we're digging it.....maybe a song in there.....great save and your friends are the best !

 

I have seen a lot worse than that bought back to life on the HAMB

 

Nice save.!!..........Mine was in about the same shape.

 

Nice find and alot better shape than I would expect for being buried. The frames for both are probably under some old local farm wagon.

 

And those farm wagons may be be just down the road...
No hunters to worry about or is it not hunting season?
Great save....Used to hear these stories 20 years ago, not so much today.

 

If you need parts search thread ***led "Walking and watching the patina grow".


Posted from the international space station

 

Great save! Looks to be in really good shape for how it was found.

 

THANKS! What a great Sunday post, looks like everyone had a good time. That sure looks better that I thought it would after seeing the first photo, wonder when it was dumped there? How did you happen to find it? Bob

 

killer story!

 

wow!

 

I'm like you,i was afraid it was going to be "gone" under the dirt. Man that's a story for the grandkids. congrats and by all means, keep us posted.

 

That's a great read.
Look forward to seeing what you do with it.

 

Amazing find and a fun time had by all. Love it!
One question: How did you ID this as a '33 rather than a '34 without the hood or grille? Are there some little differences in the body shell?

 

Santa and his sleigh came early for Christmas

 

33 and 34 bodies have some subtle differences, dash, the way the hood latches to the cowl, the front doors. etc

 

SpenceSnow by rust posted Dec 19, 2011 at 11:04 AM

It Is hunting season. we were all dressed in brown, yelling "I am not a deer" , and my jeep is orange.