Projects Anderegg Roadster TRIBUTE-MEMORIAL build and info, AMBR 1955

Love how your sign looks,better then I could of done.
I always liked show signs,did many for my self an others back when I was much younger.
Now days,even my pinstriping come out as Barbedwire.

 

Short block all back together for this little 283 that I'm going to try to use in the roadster. I have some '58 Power Pack heads, a pair of 9 fin Vette covers and an old Edelbrock Streetmaster Low-rise intake that will round out the build.

 

yeah--that really looks terrible......!

 

Motor drop day! Anyone got a shoehorn?

 

283 is in and running!!!!!

 

What a beautiful car! I was 5 in 1955 my dad bought me a 1/4 midget. I just getting interested in racing and cars. I'm going to look for some stagger bolt hole heads for my OE Corvette aluminum valve covers. Maybe a block without side mounts too. I like my banger but a well dressed 265 is calling to me.

 

"LIKE" X like a bazillion!!!

 

Congratulations @ANDEREGG TRIBUTE on a well deserved historic milestone...there will be some incredible ions in the air at the show, that's for sure...Your recent work on this beauty is equally stunning. What a standalone vintage Hotrod. I was just thinking of Tweety...It's funny there have been so many Tribute builds and restorations those big group shots they used to do could be revisited with the biggest hurdle being the logistics.

 

Ready to Rock n' Roll @ANDEREGG TRIBUTE...looks ready for the Show...nice crispy blue sky too...

 

Getting closer!

 

This song has nothing to do with Hotrods but lets pretend...Looking at your work of Art here makes me feel good, Fantastic!! actually... @ANDEREGG TRIBUTE its just as good the second time around really...you must be pumped.

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@Stogy, that song has much to do with hot rods in my book!! Meet my "Saffron Yellow" 67 Vista Cruiser!!!

 

I love wagons,extra with wood look

 

I bet your signs were awesome back in the day, it’s cool you got to do that for yourself and others. Sounds like your pinstriping has its own unique style now—barbed wire has its own charm

 

Pomona or Bust!

 

Looking back

 

Beautiful!!!

 

A few snaps from GNRS.


Great show! Lots of work and stress prepping, driving and hoping travel weather would hold out. Turns out driving conditions were perfect getting there and getting home. The car looked decent, the 283 runs and sounds amazing, and now to save some $$$ for some chrome. We were actually pulling out of the parking lot at 8pm, at the expense of some very long walks to the trailer though. Only bummer was not getting to see everything and missing the opportunity to see and meet alot of folks. Thanks to all who have followed our build here and those that helped in some form along the way.

 

Sorry I missed you at GNRS.

 

My shots of the roadster at GNRS

 

Gorgeous weather this morning so I just had to

 

OUTSTANDING shots with the snowy mountains in the background.

 

I just finished reviewing your roadster build, Super Great and superb documentation.
I always wanted to put one together. Never had the the time, or money. Back in the
day was a fan of Bill Neuman, and his cars, back east. In my file of roasters,
I have these two pics. that could poss. be Ray's;

 

I enjoy every time seeing pic. of new 27 tribute.
Maybe more so, as timing of Ray's build was only a little before my own between 57 n 59 when I was doing my 28A BobTail. An admired Ray's 27 in the mag.'s

 

Finally got around to doing this.

A few subtle things I missed the mark on, but at first glance I guess it'll pass.

 

Most can only dream of something so nice.

 

Cool thread. I was doing some research on a car that I have that was also at the 1960 National Roadster Show and stumbled onto this pic in the Petersen archives (hence the P watermark)



Coincidentally, the car I own appeared alongside the Anderegg car on this flier that was posted on page 3 of this thread. It's the Phaeton owned by Joe Passalaqua. Small world.

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Glad to see this car was completed, it turned out bitchin. Nice job!

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