Art & Inspiration Traditional images that need no explanation.

A local guy in my town had a chopped and sectioned 32 sedan, full fendered just like this car. He sold it 5 or 10 years ago, I never saw the car again, and have no idea where it went, or who bought it. The guy has since passed away at I believe 93 years of age. I wonder if it's the same car? Can't be that many of them done that way.

 

Perkins Diesel Services, Mesa, AZ is still in in business. Last year, they rebuilt a diesel injection pump for me.

 

IMHO this is one of the best looking channeled 1933-1934 ford coupes ever. I heard that the present owner still has the 1932 DeSoto grill in his garage.

 

Robert, I think you are correct. That looks like Matt Karosi's 1934 Ford coupe before it was finished.

 

Roadsters aren't only "fun in the sun".

 

Well done. Nice proportions.

 

It looks like a real Ford garage. I like the "Woody" with the curved chopped top, and only 2 doors. Did you notice the license plate on the "Woody" ?

 

It's owned by a true blue Ford guy (me) but it sees all makes. The picture I posted doesn't show it but there is a '30 Plymouth coupe to the left of the Woody.

 

It looks like Mom and dad are taking the boys out to church in a big hurry.

 

This looks like the coupe from New Hampshire in it's prime.

 

V-16 Cadillac powered IIRC.

 

I don't think that would be approved of in today's world.

 

Ought to see the video of him climbing out of the crib!