Coupe pic

Tried to attach this pic with my last post. Squeezed it down some to make the cut.
Bob

 

Nice car! Always preferred a chopped 5 window over a 3.

 

That thing is cool lookin. I dont normally like 34's or yellow cars for that matter. But that one just has "the look"

 

Very cool!

 

not usually a big fan of full fenderd 34's but yours looks great..nice stance

 

nice car, I love full fendered cars

 

Nice car neighbor!

 

It's about time you blew the dust off of your computer. How's that roadster comin?
Clark

 

That car is B E A UTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!

Owen

 

Good looking car!

 

Lookin good...wasn't that car built in the Pacific Northwest by a magazine freelance guy? I can't remember his name right now....right on the tip of my memory but the name escapes me......

 

Hey Clark...roadster is coming, a little slow. Put the Z back in the rails (help from my buddy Roy Jordan), cleaned and racked the frame rails, motor and ****** are ready, next big project is the floor.
Nice to hear from you...hope you recovered from the flood.

As for the builder of this car, unfortunately, the original builder is unknown. Rumors are something about it coming out of New York State, also that it was seen at a car show in Detroit. Ed Harper brought the car to Maryland, owned it at least 18 years ( I need to get this nailed down.). I do know that Ed hit a guardrail on the way to Louisville around 1979. The car was chopped by the one and only Plumb Thomas, formely of MD, now resides in Tennessee. It was worked on and painted by Harper, Smith, and Cook. I bought it from Ed a little over 8 years ago .
Bob

 

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The car was chopped by the one and only Plumb Thomas, formely of MD, now resides in Tennessee.

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Nice ride! I just met Plumb last summer, he does really awesome work.