1927 Ford Roadster

SUHRsc, look just a little to the right at the cover roadster on the July/August issue. '22 Dodge with Barris bodywork, absolutely bitchin', never saw the car again after that magazine. I wonder where izzit?

 

I think big guys can fit....gotta do a bit more work though. If ya use the bottom of the rails as the bottom of the floor (like Metalshape's roadster), you can gain quite a bit more room.

 

The Shadow Rods XL27 is exceptional quality, and two "robust" Hot Rodders can fit in one with comfort,......

 

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This thread has really got my attention! I have been building a 27 on 32 rails with a 32 grill RPU. I am putting an 8ba in it, picked up a model A bed at the Roundup this year! As soon as I get time I will go to the shop and shoot-post some picts.

 

This one is possibly Canada's oldest Hotrod, owned by Jack Look.

 

I'm looking

 

Here's my 27

 

Side shot of the car...

 

I have had a few 26-27 roadsters (7) check my profile for photos

 

Here is my old roadster body......Lucky

 

The gentleman that built my roadster advises me that he not only shortened the grille for esthetics, but narrowed it a little bit also. I'm in awe of his work, for I cannot tell the difference by looking.

dj

 

Damn fine readin'.