I've known Chris Casny for a little over a year now. We met at a little shindig in Austin last year and have been pals ever since. He's just one of those guys you can instantly get al... <BR><BR>To read the rest of this blog entry from The Jalopy Journal, click here.
great car, one of the best channeled deuces ever...I am painting my car a similar color and was hoping I made the right choice...after seeing Jacks car...I DID.
My God, I have seen this car a bunch of times here on the HAMB but never got the scoop. It's so nice and I can't imagine why more people are not gaga over this thing. And don't get me started on that chromed rear and spring. I think I just fell in love!!! Chris Casney is one of the coolest mother ****ers around, and is always a pleasure to shoot the **** with. It's nice when people that have a great deal of talent are so humble and willing to go out of their way to compliment what you are doing and building. That's the type of guy Chris is.
*****in car. I know why Chris and get along well, although we've never met in person. He has a similar eye when he shoots. When I look at this shot, I think that is EXACTLY how I would have shot that!
that coupe is extra cool. seen it at Bakersfield. something about that color... whodathunk a brown 32 would be so cool? great bunch of parts and a perfect stance, but that color really sets it apart from the rest.
Most definitely a very tasty "32. I'd say it would look good parked in my garage but this beat up old body would never fit inside. So..........instead, how about parking it in my living room and just admiring it? That doesn't work either as this one has got to be out and about making others jealous of the owner. Frank
More proof why fenderless, 5W '32's look BETTER channelled...... Bad*** car......that color RULES.......
Thanks Ryan, when I started my 5 window project 3 months ago people showed me examples of the details I was going for, and a shot of this car in Bako last year was by by far my fav. It's great to get more pic's and the details!
Ryan ... Thanks for posting this. Dreadman ... Nice photography. Jack Carroll ... Way *****in' Coupe ... I put it in the same cl*** as my other two favorite chopped & channeled Deuce 5-windows ... ... Don Williams' "Collegiate Coupe": ... and Lynn Yakel's: The first time I saw the "Carroll 5wd" in person was @ the 2008 California Hot Rod Reunion ... I took a bunch of "snapshots" of the car ... here's a few of them:
Great looking car with killer stance and proportions... Thank for the photos and words, guys! Malcolm
That Deuce is so beautiful. Everything about it is stunning. In my opinion, that is the probably the best Deuce I have seen. Thank you so much for sharing.
You said it.........not a color I think I could pull off....but then some cars just flat work. not too much chopped, not too much dropped and it all comes together and just sits right.
What a killer coupe. The stance and proportions are spot on perfect. For some reason this coupe reminds me of something out of a Keith Weesner drawing. Simply great!
I remember being FLOORED by Jack's car at the Primer Nat's in '05, but never knew anything more than what I saw. Thanks for the write-up on this beaut, Chris and Ryan...
Jack's car is the real deal, he does really "get" the traditional Hot Rod thing. Him and I, kind of think alike (I don't want to put myself on a pedestal, thou), he's got me beat by a mile, when it comes to experience. We spent some time figuring stuff out on my car, as well as his car, when he decided to chrome the whole rear axle and change the gears in his axle, it became clear that we share the same obsessive mind, when it comes to details and engineering. He nailed every detail on his car, and I hope just to get my car half as perfect. Jack's car, for me is "THE" deuce, out there. Keep your eyes open for it, in the next Roll & Pleats magazine. Thanks Ryan for putting this out there, this car deserves all the exposure it can get. Hey, I'm not "that" cool Thanks Django, I just snap away and hope for the best.
Its a dead nuts nailed perfect deuce....you like that one. This is one of the best examples of traditional channeled car.
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