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Hot Rods Prufers Cop Shop Coupe

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Greg Stokes, Oct 29, 2023.

  1. I have been talking to Tom.
     
  2. Mr48chev
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    I can remember studying that car for hours when it was featured in magazines.
     
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  3. DDDenny
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    When I was contemplating putting side knerf bars on my roadster the CSC was one of the cars that I derived great inspiration from.
     
  4. the flatlander
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    Some guys have all the luck ! Great Hot Rod, Iconic ! Enjoy
     
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  5. Joe Troilo
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    One of my favorites. Enjoy !
     
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  6. A Boner
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  7. 57tailgater
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    ^^^ Money Shot ^^^
     
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  8. Was it the gent named Chuck that owned it in the past here on the HAMB and went by Copshopcoupe?
     
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  10. A Boner
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  11. flatheadpete
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    There are very few cars that need nothing to be perfect.... The Cop Shop Coupe is one such car. Congrats.
     
  12. Dangerousdan
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    Those were the days when I could hang with friends and the owner of the shop that pined stripped the fabulous flame jog.
     
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  13. IMG_7026.jpeg Happy Thanksgiving!
     
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  14. DDDenny
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  15. krylon32
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    Greg: Picture Perfect!
     
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  16. verde742
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    the ONLY thing I would alter on that car is the lowest part of the grille inner, should be black, to expose the complete grille... IMO

    I bet 9 out of 10
    '32 Ford have NOT painted the bottom part of the back of the grille shell black.
    always "bugs me" almost like the bottom of the grille is not important..


    like EVERYONE, I LOVE that car. The service station owners kid, (at Pleasanton ) told me it overheats.

    I replied, I don't care, I just LOVE looking at it ...
     
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  17. when I get it home i intend to black out the lower part

    re the cooling - it currently has no shroud so keen to do something there.
    I am also thinking of the fact there is extra room (not much) to build a larger radiator.
     
  18. brady1929
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    Damn! I was just in Aukland last week and didn't see it.
     
  19. Its not in Auckland yet
     
  20. verde742
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    then please defer it to my house !!!!!
    imo, sometimes to increase the size of radiator doesn't help, air flow and length of time in radiator does help, thermostat, and timing. !!!
    Most newer small blocks run near 210 degrees, >>> 190 used to make me freak, not anymore tho... i.e. ( A friend had a 4 row radiator, reduced it to to 3 rows, instantly !!! no more heating issues )
    I LOVE that darn car, "the sway back" of the frame !!!!
    Seems like Prufer tried to duplicate it with the "32 three window, but fell short.
    -------- hard to put the Genie back in the bottle....
     
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  21. 49ratfink
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    definitely in the top 10 fenderless coupes of all time.
     
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  22. BBBad2dabone
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    I first saw the car at the NSRA nationals in Merced before it had the flames. It was under a rainbow canopy that just reflected beautifully on the flawless black paint. The flames on my roof are a not to this famous car.
     
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  23. Marty Strode
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    I liked it better solid black, when it came out in the magazines !
     
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  24. Sanford&Son
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    Great car and the true definition of a HOT ROD! Black, Flames, Hairpins, sprint car side bars and the right stance! It's like the California Kid, with no fenders!
     
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  25. Malcolm
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    Congratulations, again!
     
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  26. Jacksmith
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    Always dug that car... an illustration come to life!
     
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  28. verde742
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    What a fabulous Christmas present !!! Super. Illustration. I would frame it and hang it in my main room. DID THE NEW OWNER DRAW THIS WITH SANTA ??
     
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  29. The car is featured in and on the cover of the Dec 2023 NZ Hot Rod Magazine as pictured above. Craig Robb was responsible fr that artwork.
     
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  30. Marty Strode
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    Greg, I can see that image (without Santa and the the rest of the Christmas stuff) on a shirt. Would be a best seller !
     
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