HAMB debut of Doc's blown 33 sedan

Viva la Doc.................... now I see what you have been up too... not bad young man..........sam

 

WOW!!!!! N-FREAKING- CREDIBLE....Man i really dig everything on the sedan especiall the brake pedal and tail light and I would dig seeing more pics of the motor... The whole car is just done to the fullest of kewlness.

 

First off great series of photo's. the car has the look! all the right parts. then the fun starts with the details that keep you looking. that's all fun stuff! I probably would have stopped adding details sooner. shame on me, I'm like so many others.
"I want to be different! Just like everyone else!"
Jim

 

Here you go Big Tony as per Doc are some pics of the flattie.


" Fuel injection is Nice "
But
" I'd rather be Blown "

 

that speedo is VERY funny...

 

Hey Doc.. If ya need a little something for that car from Strange Days that I'm capable of let me know. Its yours - gratis. Man, I love that thing.

 

where did you get that turtle?

 

...damn Doc...

 

Very cool!

 

Yeah, cool! Love the tortoise!

Are the gas and fuel gauges custom oval ones, or round ones mounted behind the dash?

 

bitchin ! that tack realy sums up a flathead. love the car doc!

 

Doc, that's insane. I love it. What's the skinny on the house/showroom? Are you gonna take the plunge and show all this stuff off?

 

Nice detail!

How about a video! I want to hear that engine.

 

Super details, Is the drive housing for the huffer hand made and what is the roof insert from?
Hope it gets driven!

 

A car after my own heart, Love the detailing, Excellent Doc.

Steve.

 

Wow that is impressive, loving the Tail lights and the Mic in the window.

 

Doc the car looks cool but a little to much ginger for my bread lol.Would like to here that thing runnin,so if you could do a short vid.for the hamb would be cool man...................Endsville Franco.............

 

Anyone notice how the steering wheel is made? You'll figure it out. I took the time to look at every pic. Awesome work Doc. KNUX!

 

Thanks again guys. I know it's a little over the top, guess that's my OCD. I'll see if I can get some help posting a video pretty soon.

Scooby: I'm negotiating on a piece of land right now for the new
crib. I'm in no real hurry, but the house is getting crowded.

Chaz: Thanks man, I'll be in touch with you soon.

Lionsgarage: The flatty was built by Uncommon Engineering. The
drive, pulleys, and intake are all one offs by Steve.
He said he has about 400 hours of machine work in
the motor.

Wingnutz: I think the mirror looks great, I'll try and get you a pic.

54belair: Our very own Chromedrat made the turtle for me.

Rem: The guages are the original housings. I sent them to Classic
and they put modern guts in the originals. You can't see it in
the pics, but the radio face reads "for best sound turn off radio
and listen to engine".

Doc.

 

Not fair....just not fair.

 

They say jealousy is a curse and I am the cursed. I guess If I put in the time to be a Trauma Surgeon rather than a Soldier and a Paramedic I'd have lots of money to build awesome cars like these too.
Love those guage's, good to see you have a sense of humor and a good imagination, hell I'd happily drop patients off to you.

 

Awsome man.

 

Wow what a nice hotrod!

 

Doc,
Beautiful car, I esp. like the pedals.

Can you tell us more about the scoop/air filter housing? It looks alot like the scool on the GBP dragster.

 

DOc's right when he says that you don't see all the details when you are standing next to it.
I saw it at Wayne's shop when he was tinkering with it and it's truly astounding to behold. At firt glance you see a very nice traditionl looking hotrod. Upon closer inspection you start laughing at all the unique details that blow your mind.
Quite a sense of humor invlolved here, too.
All great work.
r

 

Love that gas pedal, its missing the clutch pedal though

 

Nice to see a car built with a sense of fun,that still looks traditional.

 

One Word...... Evil

 

totally bitch'n. those tail lights are awsome..