Look what followed 392_hemi home from PA

I don't think I've ever seen that car, either.

I can't believe it's an old build -- it looks so fresh and clean. It's nearly perfect.

How did Aaron find this car if none of the SE PA guys knew about it? Unfair!

 

it was for sale on here

 

sweet

 

Beautiful.....Thats one that would look good painted

 

It needs channeled.......and chopped.......and a hemi......maybe some slicks on Halibrands.....and, and........






Hahahahaha!!!!...........J/K.....

No hotrod is perfect.......but that one is pretty damn CLOSE......
Congrats Aaron!!!

 

Nice score!

 

cycle fenders MAYBE. and thats it.

 

it was, i don't know how that slipped past me. dammit.

 

Absolutely perfect........don't change a thing.

But please, post more pictures!

 

Beautiful man. Know any history on this one? (my favorite part)

 

Dude u need some centerline champ 500s, and a pink heartbeat strip on it...and a doll too

beautiful car!

 

Very nice! Any more pics than just the two?

 

Very very nice. I also would like to see some more picts. Congrats !

 

i am truly jealous. that is beautiful.

 

Okay we need a Paul Harvey here....You know the rest of the story! The sweetness of your find will linger for many generations to come! Congrats fellow HAMBER you have now joined the ranks of Royality!

 

Congrats on the ride! I hope I have as good of luck as you finding a similar coupe soon.

 

Very nice ride, I would like to see more of it. It sure was for sale here. I stared at it for quite a while and contemplated...then I saw the price and reality hit me right between the eyes.

 

thats a great car enjoy the hell out of it

 

I don't know a whole lot about the history, but Bob S. said he had the car for close to 20 years (which matches the date on the ***le) and that the guy he bought it from had it for about 20 years before that. Not sure exactly what was done when, and am not really concerned about the historical value, since I'm not a "collector" type anyway. I was just looking for a nice stock body and waited until I found a good one. The car is going to remain pretty much as is until I'm done with my current project. After that, I may clean it up some and even paint it, but I am not going to chop it or channel it, and it is not going to be a street rod. I'll try to post some photos over the weekend.

 

Bob's my brother in law and I posted the 32 for him.You think this is cool.You should seewhat he has now.A 1939 merc conv with original paint and out of a barn running and driving.I'll post pics tomorrow.The 32 is nice but the 39 is unbelievable.

 

Nice find! I think it is perfect just the way it is. I hope you drive the snot out of it!

There are more pictures of it on the thread in the cl***ifieds...
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=189465

 

You know this sorta thing dosen't happen much but when it does man it happens big.... congrats on a great ride... guess i will be barn hunting this weekend... here's to hoping

 

Just curious, did he have the fenders and running boards or was the car like this when he got it?

Frank

 

It came with fenders when he got it but they are long gone.The car was apart when he bought it twenty years ago.But he took his time and did everything the way it was.

 

spot on perfect. that car is why we all do this.

 

Awesome car,wish I had 40 G's to get one,lol.

 

Wicked bad man! From one Primate to another, that's one sweet find brother!

 

Very nice!