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Features Finding the Mitchell Roadster

Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by J.Ukrop, Nov 21, 2025 at 6:46 AM.

  1. J.Ukrop
    Joined: Nov 10, 2008
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  2. Ryan
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    Oh man... Everything about this feature is so well done...
     
  3. bschwoeble
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    One of my favorites. It's disappointing, how quickly a very well-done rod can turn ugly.
     
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  4. porkshop
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    @J.Ukrop are you going to divulge were we might find the for sale ad ? In case one of us could afford to buy it...Great story by the way....
     
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    If you still need ******, that's on you...
     
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  6. 36cab
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    Seeing the Mitchell Model A and the McMullen 32 are enough reason for panel striping to make a come back.
     
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  7. Tim
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    Man that’s a rad find!
     
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  8. GuyW
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    Yeah - there are 2 paths (theoretically) available to a new owner of a nicely finished hot rod:

    1. Maintain it essentially as-is, maybe with tiny improvements;
    2. Change it to your taste:
    A. Car is improved (McMullin's original roadster);
    B. Car is f%^&ed up.
    If the new owner is into showing the car, 2B was the inevitable result.
     
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  9. downlojoe33
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    What a gorgeous car! It deserves to be brought back to life to its former self. And the Don Emmons photography ain’t bad either.
     
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