History Vintage odd ball stuff, super deep channels, weird engines, strange bodies etc...

lots of trophies...

 

A little more was a little too much like Bristol.

 

Them Cosleys got around! Notice the fresh air door open and the "quick' pins in place of the door hinge pins.

 

Just... wow.

 

One plus one equals yuk
And either one be fine itself

 

Somebody imbibed way too many psychedelics.

 

this was actually a land speed car that got out on the dragstrip now and then minus the bodywork

 

272 average 293 out the back door ( i am preety sure)

 

Owned by Joe Bowden aka Boggie. Car was called the jagged edge for obvious reasons.
Car had a cigarette lighter mounted underneath since he spent so much time there.
Caddy powered!

 

Saw it at the Suede Palace at the GNRS in 2015 and I think Barry Weiss might of owned it.

 

"Saw it at the Suede Palace at the GNRS in 2015 and I think Barry Weiss might of owned it."

at that time frame if I am remembering correctly it was owned by Mark Smith? he died like 2021 and his cars in his estate were auctioned off in 2023 but I never heard who the buyer was at that auction.

Berry Weiss did own a Lincoln Zephyr and quite possibly at that same show with it. he brought Cook's 1939 zephyr called scrape and repainted it back to the original black color from the purple paint job it was wearing. he also changed the suspension and a few other things to make it daily drivable. he did try to sell it around 2017 but it didn't meet the reserve and he still owns it today if i am up to date on his stuff. he owns very few vehicles now but as far as i know he still has the '39 zephyr, a 47ish? cadillac and some daily driver, maybe on the lines of a jaguar or something, don't remember now. he does have a guy building him a unique bike right now too which he still have a few of his bikes still.

 

Is that a REAL mod or ...AI
6sally6

 

i was always amazed at this:



you can reach your own conclusion

 

Reminds me of a girl I tried to date once.
She said no.

 

You know, that is sorta kinda could be cool. I'd make it less "stock", and maybe lose the 1/4 windows. Make it more Gow Job I guess you would say.

 

Real. It was a period accessory intended to aid cooling. Only a couple survivors are known.
Twin Grille 1936 Lincoln-Zephyr

 

I wonder how fast he went? I could see showing up at the HAMB drags with that.

 

Work with what you've got.......

 

This Aussie model A was built by Larry O'toole from Swan Hill, Victoria.

 

i think this is actually a land speed car minus the tin work