Now this is cool... One year and one day ago, I wrote a post about a guy that found an old hot rod. It was a quaint little... <BR><BR>To read the rest of this blog entry from The Jalopy Journal, click here.
That is a great stance, and you are right... it does feel structured and solid. I'm getting laughed at in the office for touching the computer screen.
oh, wow! I dont know what else to say..... That interior looks really inviting, a car that wants to be sat in and enjoyed, not just looked at.
Very Nice! Like the spec sheet. Most of the guys I meet at shows are lucky if they know which end is the front. He obviously knows every nut, bolt and screw.
That is just a really neat build. Thanks for sharing Ryan. Just more inspiration for my next build. Tim MBL
Normally I would not like the stance of an A Model being higher in the front but it looks natural for this car and actually, it is very sharp. Nice rod!
I totally agree... But this car represents a period before they had that detail figured. For that reason, it's just right.
The interior is one to go down in the books. I love everything from the floor to the seat covering to the Dash. Just a good old fashion hot rod, and it looks right at home in that garage of his.
WHAT ! NO BILLETT, NO MUSTANG TWO FRONT END,NO CHEVROLET SMALL BLOCK,NO CUSTOM SEATS,NO BIG BUCK PAINT!!! I JUST CANT BELIEVE IT CAN EVER BE DONE!! Perfect build!!! Some people never get it. This guy does for sure....The way it was and should be.
Neat project...wish I could just "happen" on to one of those. Old patina reflects that this car has many awesome stories to tell. I think I recall seeing this car at the first posting. Looks like I'd better go out and start measuring things to start my own build spec sheet. Great story; great garage...very inviting. Patrick
Actually, that's one of the things that I just love about this car. There isn't anything pretentious about it. Meaning, just about anyone with the passion could achieve this level of car. Just takes smarts and dedication... It doesn't take huge bucks and you don't have to start with an original hot rod.
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