All Hot Rod Model T's - Let's See Them

My 27 Trog? Maybe, but it could use some salt sprinkles.

 

It's a custom mix that matches SEYMOUR brand Stainless Steel paint. I wanted something a bit more durable so I used base coat with a satin clear.

 

Got this a few weeks ago. Complete car minus engine and trans, It had a Flathead and 39 trans. So my son gave me an 8BA and 39 trans, Which I painted yesterday. So if I get off my lazy ass and he don't make me go drive a truck, I should have it done for Monte Vista next spring.

 

I really like the look, a lot like what I want to do for ceramic header coating that they call "titanium".

 

Here's mine - very old fiberglass bucket, cut down 1930 Model A bed:

 

Favorite pics of my 27.

 

My newest 1 in the stable

 

My old beater.

 

^^ Perfect JW

 

Hope to post some pics of my ‘27 Tudor in a day or so .

 

I bought this as a done car, and changed it very little. It was powered by a warmed-up 350 SBC, and it scared the shit out of me at 70 yrs old. I sold it because it was the least useful vehicle I owned, but I admit that I miss the adrenaline rushes it would produce.

I also miss looking at it; I thought it looked about as much like a hot rod as was possible.

 

Pictures are from 1958, 1960 US National at Detroit Dragway, 1978 and 2017.

 

I liked it, but I liked a lot of ones I've sold.....

 

Your blonde friend was really stunning 42 years ago. How is she looking these days?

 

Linda still looks good. Pictures here: https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/linda-vaughn-miss-hurst-picture-thread.233162/

 

I'm ready for warm weather

 

THIS is what ladies look like!

 

I didn't recognize Linda in the earlier picture, but she did look great!

 

I agree, here's my buddy's smoothed and titanium coated Sanderson headers.

 

Call me weird but thats a sexy manifold!

 

Hello,

Did it come out west? To So Cal? It may not be the same open roadster, but we were surprised at a very busy intersection in Corona Del Mar, Marguerite Ave. and PCH, last year. We had just come from a restaurant, Bandera, and across the street, a Hobie Surf Shop and now we were waiting for the green light at this corner. My eyes were on the road, the traffic and it was a busy afternoon in this coastal city. My wife then said, “Hey, look at that tiny, orange roadster.”

At the end of the yellow light, a small, lowered, orange, fender-less roadster comes whipping across our front, while we were waiting to turn left onto PCH. A single driver looked to be as happy as a lark and kept going down the street, as we just drove on to this turning point. No chance to take out the digital camera for a photo. In the rear view mirror, he went down the street and turned off. We finally were able to turn left onto PCH and head for home.

Jnaki

It or a copy was listed for sale, so it could have been the one @verde742 posted a while back.

A fun, single person, hot rod for open air cruising on the So Cal coastline. The orange color stood out in a field of whites/blacks/greys like a spring wild flower in bloom. (despite its small size)... But, heard on the way down the Coast Highway... "Where would I sit?"

 

I took this photo of my friend Todd's (Va. HAMB ) T coupe. He has finished it's rebuild since I took this photo. A great 60's style Hot Rod.

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