Folks Of Interest R.I.P Bob Juliano

I was proud to count Bob as a friend for the last 25 years. We shared an interest in all things collectible and he had a keen eye for what was cool. We have lost another unique personality who was a player in our chrome plated carnival. God bless you Marcia for standing by your man through all the tough times. We are losing too many good folks way too soon. God Speed Bob. Jerry and Mary Ann

 

A friend that will be missed.. Always had time to talk , visit , or just listen.. R I P Larry & Susan in Pa. ...

 

prayers of peace sent....

 

Spoke with bob at many shows, i always appreciated the quality of julianos products. Stand up guy. R.i.p. Bob

 

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Sad news, bob always treated me with respect i am going to miss him

 

R.I.P. Bob.
Al.


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I first met Bob back in 1982 at the NESRO run in Wallingford, CT. I think he had his chopped and flamed 56 F100 at the meet. I remember thinking what a beautiful truck and what a nice guy the owner was
! The rodding community has lost a true Hot Rodder and a gentleman. My condolences to his family and friends.
Baron

 

A great guy and a great guy to deal with. He will be missed. Peaceful cruising Bob!

Steve Frisbie
Steve's Auto Restorations, Inc.

 

Very sad to hear we lost another special friend and a fellow Hot Rodder ! A great guy with a true p***ion for cars and people...God Speed, Bob! My thoughts and prayers are with the Juliano family...God Bless!

 

A sad time for all of us who knew Bob. I first met Bob in 1979 when I was working in Boston. He was helpful to me in my building projects. I kept in touch with him over the years and saw him at the GNRS a couple of years ago. I will miss one of the real good guys in the hobby.

My condolences to the family.
Lynn

 

I first met Bob in the mid 70's when we each had a chopped black 32 sedan, his was always much nicer than mine. I always looked forward to his next 32 project, he was the king of 32's. Bob was always helpfull to anyone that asked a question or for help.

Bob will be missed by us all, Condolences to his family.

Basic Bob

 

Nine of us started New England Street Rodders in 1973, Bob
was the spark plug. Jim Darby joined later, a real young happy
kid. A streaker. Jim bought a 40 coupe and decided to make it
real nice, like Bob's cars and take it to the Detroit Autorama.
He got it about half done, mostly at Bob's shop, but died way
too young. Bob made sure the car was finished to Jim's
expectations. I went along to Detroit in 2010, the car took
first in cl***.
Bob was the man.
Help somebody out soon. Give them a lift. Tell them Bob sent you.
Denny Kerin