Art & Inspiration Traditional images that need no explanation.

Rubbin' is racin' ^^^

 

Bolts go in bolts come out!
When I was a teen my 57 BelAir got hit in the pass fender, I found a wagon being parted out but they wouldnt sell just a fender, they wanted to sell the complete front sheetmetal, told them I would agree if they threw in the rear bumper.
I didn't need it but I had it so guess what.

 

Take notice of the fit of bottom front of drivers door , lots of steel 3 widows do not fit here well . Including mine , mine is not as bad as this one , but it’s there .

 

Time to change the rear end?

Anti theft device?

 

I think they probably fixed it, That's Pete C. with the start of the California Kid.

Mick

 

Posted on another thread by HEMIDAV

 

Is the T roadster in the above photo an early version of Don Specht’s hot rod? Granted, it’s running a hemi but Specht first drove his hot rod in 1949, no doubt it went through some changes.