Folks Of Interest Carini’s Model A on TV Tonight

Surely that's a model car. Holy unusable car Batman!

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In-fucking-credible! Stupid people spend stupid money.

I wonder what it will go for in the next auction? My guess is $27,800.

 

Only my insurance man thinks I have the same car at the same value !

 

You obviously don't know cars. I'm sure it will bring $32,500. Clearly that extra zero was an accident. Hahahahaha.....

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Very true, you can't mix three or four different eras of parts and have it work. The Star Wars era wheels and ARDUN just don't do a thing, except look mismatched. Workmanship was fine thought. Personally I've never liked the bent in the middle look. Bob

 

He said he owned it when he showed it on the street in Carmel in last weeks show. Bob

 

I wonder if Wayne made any money on it. After personally having a car built by Moal, Wayne understands how much a one-off car costs to build.

 

""You don`t understand, It`s not all about the money.""

 

I think he may have "Fucked Up" this time. I predict we will never see anything more about this car after this auction.

 

The Hubbard`s have moved on and are having a 29 Ford sedan delivery built. It looks like it has a blown Lincoln V-12 flathead. Highly detailed.

 

Nothing traditional about this car, What a waste of good rare speed equipment. I don't understand what the builder was thinking as the car is all over the place. The mixing of parts and styles just looks like shit! the craftsmanship is good but as a car builder I would not want my name on something so ridiculous. I normally tell everyone to build what they like but the person who would do this would put a beard on Cindy Crawford.

 

I hope they don't waste these components. Hopefully, they may have learned something with that last one.

I doubt it.

I usually like Carini's shows and agree with most of what he says and does, but I think the "money factor" got in the way of this one.

 

Regardless of how it looks, too bad it isn't really a driver, eh? After all is said and done, now it is just one of the thousands of fantastic, well built, elite show cars (and trailer queens) out there already that just collect dust in collections. IMHO, after their Wild World of Wheels indoor car show and magazine feature days are over, very few of them are really ground breaking and end up in major museums.