Hot Rods 33-34 roadsters. Traditional style

I called myself doing a search.But how about some picks of 33-34 roadsters.Fenders optional.I have my reasons why for now.

 

Dang, didn't know some one had started a 32 roadster thread. this could be a great comparison thread.

 

Here is mine.

 

My Dad's '34...

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Here is my old one from a few years ago. I am a no fender lover!

 

Neat Hot Rod magazine article about my friends 34.
RIP Arden

http://www.hotrod.com/articles/0709sr-1934-ford-roadster/

 

One of mine too! I have those pictures saved for reference. I never noticed before but you changed the tail pipes during your build and moved them inboard over the QC. I like that.

 

Not very many.....hmmmmm

 

Hope these are enough - 99% stock body.

 

My car is stock bodied as well, aside from the chop and I filled the cowl light holes

 

In my opinion, the '33 and 34's were a lot better looking than the '32. Both are nice, the '32 has become a bit over done. 34's are slightly more aerodynamic and just look "sinister". Probably the grill shell giving them that look.

 

Forgot that I put the stock hood back on & added the wires & black walls.

 

I have to say that the 33 and 34 ford roadster has to be the most beautiful roadster in my opinion that was ever made. I wish that I would of went after one when they were not so sought after (expensive).

 

Thanks for posting pictures of your Dads '34 I have rarely been on the HAMB last few years and this car has put a new fire under me to get mine out of storage and start working on it. These are old pics. along with my '32 that went in storage at the same time I need to get them both back home now.

 

this old thread did not get very far ... time for a bump.
looking through a couple years of my Goodguys pics which is where I figure most 33-34 roadsters would be I find very few... 1 or 2 per year.

 

Man I sure miss Arden, he was such a great gut to talk to. Had a chance to buy that car from his son. My grandfather sold him the frame that car was sitting on.

 

My first '34 roadster, my second '34 roadster , and my next and last '33 roadster

 

Here’s mine.

 

1934 Phaeton at the LA Roadsters Show- image by yours truly

 

Shorty 1934 Ford Roadster

 

TROG '34 Ford Roadster

 

When this thread happened, I was just building my car. It's been done now since 2019.

Blown flathead, 5 speed and a QC.

It has some miles on it now, a rock chip or two and it likes to mark its turf with a nice little drop of 20/50. I love it. It's currently on the lift getting detailed and ready for next season.