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It doesn't have to be complicated...

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THANKS loved the video, that's hot rodding ! keeping it FUN!!!

 

Well done.

 

Very cool! As long as he doesn't drive at night!

 

The car is incredibly simple in it's overall look,but the sound and stance says jalopy,so cool.HRP

 

That video was a good way to start my day. Very cool. Thanks.

 

What a great video. Looks like pure fun.

 

That Model A Sound........What can you say?

 

A while back I had to buy some parts from NZ, the manufacturer had me order them through a guys speed shop there and they were here in 6 days. These guys build a lot of great hot rod parts and are a joy to deal with.

 

Having lived in Oz, I make a bit of an assumption that this car is completely unregister-able in Enzed.
That is part of it's charm actually, a moving middle finger to the nanny-state.

 

Didn't Pete Shaporis (sp) do that some 30 years ago? Nothing new out there.

P.S. I love both of cars!

 

Jake

 

Very cool stuff, makes the statement you don't have to be a financial wizard to enjoy this hobby. Joe

 

While we don't have as tougher laws regarding cars in NZ I think you are probably correct on this one.

 

Now that young man has a great vision for his life! And a super cool car to boot.

 

After some of the comments on my build, I TOTALLY get where this guy is coming from. THANKS!

 

Thanks for sharing this video.

 

cool video. Glad to see such a young guy with the passion for traditional hot rods.

 

Back in the mid 50's here in the center of Ct every farm kid had one or two and even those not farm boys had them for local woods running..Mostly 30-31, one guy [neighbor across the street from me now] had an Av8 and maybe juice brakes..Used to go out street raceing now and then, held his own....My brother had a 29, banger, mech brakes..Just a cowl and a couple seats..Was hairy enough to thrill the five year old in me....

 

Have seen much less roadworthy cars legal here in Auckland New Zealand, like an original 1903 curved dash Oldsmobile and it could be seen as a restoration with minor modifications.
Refreshing change to some of the high dollar cars with poor taste.

 

Cool! Thanks a lot for sharing the clip. If I remember right the HAMB was a great source of info/inspiration for him during the build so sure he'll be stoked to see it on here.
Not legal as yet no, but that's the goal. Nice guy and good to see his outlook appreciated.
Cheers. Cal aka Hot Rod Revue

 

Skookum!

(I've just been waiting for another chance to use that word.)

 

The best word I can think of of simply, "Cool." What's not to love. If different is better that car is the absolute best.

 

Great video this guy looks like he's having a good time. Thanks for posting

 

Great video...and the tiller is on the correct side....

 

Loved the video and that is a real gow job.....Very cool

 

A tribute to us 'tubsters'!

That was Pete's partner Jake, Gary. Painted it red with a brush outside the gate of the Fathers Day swap meet.
Later sacrificed most of his HRM duplicates to 'Jake-o-page' it!

 

Model A with a Banger...what else needs be said...too damn cool...

 

Right on!

We started with a '46 deck lid, four '16 Maxwell doors, and a Model A cowl skin for ours.

 

Good Job Jay! and yep simple is always best.