Progress pix: my roadster - aka Jimmy White rules!

Is that black coupe with the blue plexiglass

dropthehammer's? (curits)

awesome car!

 

Yes, that is Curtis Murrells Model A. We just got it running really good.
Jimmy White

 

I agree . Too Cool !!!

 

Pretty and strong.....just like Jimmy!!

 

Good to know the man is still alive! Nice work Jimmy... you guys have been tweaking that thing for what? Like the last 4-5 years? I remember when he had that sitting in his driveway with the oldskool blue plexi and was a heap... NICE job gettting that thing where it is...

Pumped to see this car made it on the road... You gonna take it to Bonneville?

 

He started the car about 4 years ago, brought it to the shop and we worked on it as time allowed. Its crazy that the car has been around for so long, he has pictures of it from way back when. My friend in Oregon, Charlie Haskell is the guy that originally found it. We were able to get the full story on the car from him.
Jimmy White

 

Awesome work.

 

Nice details! Can't wait to see it together.

 

Looks damn fine! Jimmy does some outstanding work.

 

jimmy rocks ,good luck see ya at the round up

 

Saw this car in person the other night and was uber-impressed! The quality and craftsmanship in every detailed part was inspiring. Jimmy is by far one of the most influential builders of today, and Brian's little roadster is going to turn alot of heads when it rolls back out of the garage!

Keep the progress pictures coming, this car is going to make a statement.

 

Cool, glad you got it going your way again, great work as always Jimmy

Rusty

 

Thanks Dude, I really appreciate it!! I cant wait to see it finished as well.
Jimmy White

 

Larry, Dont you know white is the new black!!
Jimmy White

 

It'll be easy. I'll be in the black coupe, in his sights, right in front of him! Just have him look for the '53 Buick taillights.

 

Jimmy, as always your work is outstanding. Love it!!!!--TV

 

Jimmy White=HERO

 

no joke - these survivors are making a comeback - Joe C's sedan is on the road now - and I saw Geno's Rivi last night looking good at the Dog & Duck.

down but not out...

 

Brian, Thanks for posting the pictures, I would never have gotten around to it. Plus you know how my computer skills are!!
Jimmy White

 

no problem... you should keep welding and stay away from computers - they is straight from hell, you gotta be careful nowadays - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNdIAbfdQUI

man - all the crazy stuff you did on this car --- and the dash was your favorite part? you really are a fuggin goofball(TM) after all - hahaha

 

I am a Goofball, (trademarked by Steve W. 5/2007). The dash was a different experience for me. I was trying to let my inner Cole Foster out. Thanks again for your support dude. Texas-California love at its best..
Love
Jimmy White

 

His work did wonders for Arlo and the Austin economy. You've gotta be really excited!

 

Gino and I were talking at the cruise the other night about making bumper stickers that said, "This car survived Aces and Eights". Or somthing like that.

 

Those radius rods, man those are cool.
He's got the Midas touch!
travis

 

Gepetto and Jimmy Foster's work on that dash...

 

a few more cool hidden part gems - the rear body mounts, front spring clamp - and gas tank mounts off the subframe

 

You know Jimmy used to work for me and I taugh him a few things,but thats a whole different story. He is a humble man,great work as always.Talk to you soon pal.I heart James E. White

 

Hi Thomas, I got your message, I miss you buddy.
love
Jimmy White

 

NOPE..."White is the new Shine" (think about it. It will come to you!)

When it comes to details. Jimmy is the Michealangelo of Hotrods. NO ego either. Can't say enough about him!

 

It begs the question...waich is a stronger force of nature...Jimmy White or Niagara Falls.
2 weeks ago, Canadian side