Hot Rods Bought 2 roadsters on the way to the Pileup Friday

you were in the Dixon Illinois area, i have seen the one on craigslist for sale a short time ago.

 

It does look like the Clampetts! Did you get any California howdys going down the highway? I am gaining 1 garage stall the end of October, no I dont need an other project I keep telling myself. Cool rides Paul. Have fun with them. The hack job would be the perfect hauler for the bikes too!

 

$$$ Exactly !! It seems I'm haven't been able to make any finds while I'm Ball and Chained to my shop finishing everyone elses projects !!! Remember the # 40 ----K--- Paul !!! >>>>.

 

that's the best work i've ever seen a 18' trailer do. Congrats.

 

nice pick

 

What is the "modified roadster" body ?? The way the w/s posts flare out...is it a Studebaker?..or what?

 

that modified is bad****, any more pics of it?

 

damn!all i got to say.............

 

cool stuff yes...but it's that we live in the land rude people..

 

wow i love the looks of that trailer

 

Like them A model rad shells! Looking good!

 

Awesome!! That modified is pretty flippin' cool.

 

Congrats Paul . I am sure you have very fun with them.

They looks realy cool.

 

Ok, I have only been home and out of bed a few hours but I had to get to work fast and change the looks of the pickup. No more blue steering wheel and no more big and little red steelies. <center>
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It's not really a hot rod and it's no longer stock. I would call it a jalopy runabout. Already having fun driving it around my small town here in Kansas. We have our fall festival and parade next Saturday and it will be perfect for me and Cuzzindeke to drive.

 

We believe it to be a 1932 Graham roadster or touring car body. It has a much deeper cowl than a Model A which will make for nice leg room.

 

Bought a coupe roller from that guy a few years back, Nice guy.
I think I remember seeing them in the barn.

 

Paul:

"I would give you everything in my pocket for that modified"...anybody you know?

nice load you picked up. Glad you were able to get them both on the trailer.

I like the wheel change.

 

Exactly. With the wheel-change, it now doesn't just look like "a hack-job", looks like something a guy would've put together (took apart? LOL) in the late '30s...and that's cooooool!

 

Yeah and did he tell you how much I had in my pocket ??? >>>>.

 

Bruce, dealing with you is like being a contestant on "Let's Make a Deal". You might choose door #3 and end up with a jackass.

 

I was thinking more like The Price Is Right !!! >>>>.

 

No matter what they are,....they look like a lot of fun to me! You would never find anything like that up here in the rain forest. Have fun.

 

I think you may have three soon

 

You are so right! In fact these 2 cars gave birth before I got home. <center>
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Nice find.... very cool stuff...like the "child"...and yes "<style>p.MsoNormal, li.MsoNormal, div.MsoNormal { margin: 0in 0in 0.0001pt; font-size: 12pt; font-family: Times; }div.Section1 { page: Section1; }</style> Preparation meets Opportunity result...LUCK!

 

I would like to thank my friend Larry for selling me these cars plus more cool stuff in the past and will be buying more from him in the future. <center>
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His wife Mary was a great host as well and even cooked us supper Friday night. <center>
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