I cant find it by searching....so I will ask ya'll - '32 roadster owner?

ok - I am lame - I failed to get this cats name when I was in Austin at the Round Up and I know ya'll are gonna know who he is when I describe the car.

Historic '32 roadster that had raced on the dry lakes - the gentleman that owns the car now (who lives in St Louis area) restored it over the past 8-10 years and took it to Pebble Beach and almost won I think

I am unable to locate the SD card that has all my pix from Reggies the day before the round up

but Malcolm has a shot of it here:

http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/hh98/MalcolmIsNick/2009/LSRU Austin/IMG_0221.jpg


I hope ya'll can gimme his name - AND what issue of Rodders Journal the car was in!

THANKS

I wanna say the name was Jack Sternaman or something like that......

OK

later

 

It's Jack Stirnemann and it's in The Rodder's Journal #40, page 8.

 

see - that is what I am talking about - the knowledge on this board is amazing!

 

Finest roadster in the land,IMHO

 

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Yes, it is THE finest roadster built (restored) in the last ten years. Proportions, execution, and parts choice are absolutely fantastic. I think only the McGee and Spencer roadsters may rival it.