Saying goodbye to an old friend....1932 sedan

I never thought I would sell my 32 sedan. My wife and I drove to Texas from Tucson while we were still dating to get the body. She didn't say anything when we first looked at it but i'm sure she thought I was crazy. Well a marriage, kids and a pending move later the sedan is gone. It really didn't hit me until it was being loaded in the transport it was really going. The good news is it is going to a good home on the East coast. Brian, the new owner is a great guy and will treat the car well. Now, time to get that roadster finished.

Mike

 

Its always tough to watch them go

 

looks that that little guy on the front seat will be a great project and will keep you busy for a few years,

let's just hope that some day he will speak those magic words that we would all like to hear. "dad can we buy a car to fix up together" i've been waiting for 16 years to hear that.. so far nothing, but i know my day will come.

 

Whaaaaaaaat ?!?!, man I really liked that thing. What are you going to do for a family hauler Mike?

 

Transport.

 

Very cool sedan.. I bet the new owner is happy.....

 

Still has the LARS sticker on it, Ryan still has his right?

 

We couldn't fit all of us plus our stuff in the sedan. I'll give you a hint about the "Family" Car. Crazy bout a Mercury.......

Mike

 

Ya he still has his. He has the same problem though. He isn't as crazy as I am so I doubt he will be selling it.

Mike

 

Thank You. Yes he is. I even think I heard him giggle a time or two when we were talking on the phone.

Mike

 

I can relate having sent my old '32 4 door down the road last month. HRP

 

I know, but the time had come. It was a great car, but not as good as the next one.

Mike

 

I asked were you sold that and you said the good ole HAMB. Well, me too.

Mike

 

i just realized i have a picture of what i believe is your car from rod and custom at my desk

 

That's it. Awe the good old days....

 

Nice ride. What is next on the back burner?

 

Exactly, Mike...thats how I always look at it when they go down the road...it helps dry the tears!!

 

When I sold my baby in '85 I had 3 little kids a mortgage and more bills than income. When I did it I wrote down every rational reason for selling the car. That was the one my wife of 35 years helped me build, went to swap meets to find parts, and we parked in dark lanes. I've since been blessed with grandchildren and many more cars , but I still miss the one that got away.

 

Cool sedan....new owner is a lucky guy!

 

i love that Tudor! hate it you gotta let it go,,but it sure is purdy!

 

I sold my '32 Tudor to Flatoz's dad Down Under a early last summer. Once and a while I see a pic of it on the Hamb. It kinda hurts a little - but its nice to see it in good hands.

Anyway - I feel your pain brotha.

 

One of my FAVORITE tudors EVER. Where on the east coast is it going?

 

beautifull car

 

New York area.

 

Hey Mike, she looks safe and sound on the truck. No word from them yet but I'll bet sometime this week, I'll keep in touch. Thanks again she is truly my dream car and I will enjoy the hell out of every cruising minute. Brian

 

^^^

 

Wow. My favourite tudor. I love that car. Must be hard to let it go.

 

I love that sedan! man that '32 is perfect.

 

When I built my sedan I knew that some day my baby would have to go. I'm not there yet. I just can't imagine not having it. I gave up my F-100 to finance my deuce and I told my wife that if we ever win the lottery I'm buying back the F-100 no matter what it costs. Its happy in California but would be happier back in Oklahoma. My deuce as a backdrop for a wedding.

 

Great looking car, nice addition to the East Coast. Bob