Features '32 Ford 5W. PICTURE THREAD!

Here's mine!! Which one first?

 

taken at Primer Nationals 09

and its not a 32

i stand corrected

 

You'll just have to take my word for it. I've got a '32 5w, honest. If I ever get a camera it will be the first thing I take a picture of and post.

Frank

 

1st Pic mine from 4 years ago sold it STILL KICKING MY ASS.

2nd Pic bought this in Dec. 09.

3rd Pic Current stage waiting for New Diamond Backs.

I just Love 5-Windows.

 

Jeff is currently winning in the game of "Post the hottest coupes ever!"

 

note to self...buy frank a camera

 

Here's a few

 

My 5 Windows

Past


Present

 

Heres mine in progress

 

and another

 

I've got a crappy one buried under schtuff in storage........

 

The Satan coup/devil deuce is the coolest 5w ever

 

my coupe merced 1982

 

I don't have other info about first post 5W but I have the complete scan out from a book!

that's definitely my favourite 5W.. channelled, chopped and RED!

Actually I only have engine, tranny and frame.. I only need a body!

 

Here are a few






This car was purchased by the owner for $75.00 and sat in his parents garage for nearly 40 years before getting rebuilt this is the stage te car is currently at.







My personal Favorite five window this car was never built but man i love the look of it.

 

Mine that I sold in 1980. Time flies.

 

Anybody ever seen this one???

 

Couple of junkers.

 

This'ns mine, for your perusal...

 

My old gennie 5W coupe with 55,000 miles built in St. Paul, MN.
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My two project 5W coupes:

The first one has a 355 Chevy with a tunnel ram and muncie 4 speed. It goes like a scalded dog and is a blast to drive. This was taken before I blew it apart for some metal work and new paint.
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As it looks now with all the metal work and body work done and almost ready for paint. I still have to paint the frame and before that I would like to put a Halibrand Champ quickchange under it I have instead of the 9" it has now. I'm thinking it should have fenders, pie crust slicks and high in front for the 60's gasser look. My goal is to run it at the HAMB Drags someday.
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And my other one that's going to be a traditional highboy flathead car. It needs about a 3 1/2" chop.
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One of two like this one that I sold or traded off. I still regret letting this one go. This one came out of Roseville (Detroit suburb), Michigan and was a heavily channeled car.
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My motto is you can never have enough Deuces, especially 5 window coupes!!

 

heres one my dad has. I'll post some of mine later

 

Saw this one on the salt when we were at Bonneville last summer. Very clean,with a 409 and 4-SPD

 

This is one of my favorites. Built and owned by Pacific Northwest legend "Dirty Dug". He stitched together pieces from like seventeen cars to build this coupe.

 

If you like survivors,they don't get much better than this. "Hotware's" nailhead powered 5W

 

This one is my 1st hotrod @ raceway park Englishtown, N.J.
Built and sold in the '80s. Lives in Youngstown, Oh. now.
"the one that got away"
2nd is a fellow Hambers' car that I really love.
(and I've never really liked most channeled cars)