By glrbird - 9 Years Ago
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I am not a custom guy, but this car is different. It was at the Lone Star Round Up in Austin,Texas last week, thought I would share
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By Rono - 9 Years Ago
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Hey Gary; That is 1 awesome ride for a "Life Long Project"! My coupe is going to be a "Life Long Project", but it looks like it will be somewhere between a driver and rat rod if and when I ever get it finished...still working on though! Rono
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By glrbird - 9 Years Ago
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Hey Rono, just get it running and driving then you can work on it when time and parts allow. The original or unfinished look is really in these days. I really don't like "rat rod" term, those are just cobbled together parts not a planed build and your coupe will be anything but a rat rod. I liked this one also. Gary
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By Rowen - 9 Years Ago
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That coup is....NIIIIIICE!!!!!!
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By MoonShadow - 9 Years Ago
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I mistakenly thought I would be among the first to use the Auzzie intake and 4-71 on a Y. Darn procrastination! If I push my self maybe I can have it done by the June meet. Gotta get off this damn couch!
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By Larry Short - 9 Years Ago
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Dam Gary,
Your car looks like the great models I use to buy when I was a kid. It's one of the best examples I've seen in a long time. Not over done, just right. Just shows it take time to do a good job.
Larry Short
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By 62bigwindow - 9 Years Ago
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Very nice. Love the custom and the coupe is very cool.Really like the blown Y.Now I want to build one!
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By lonewolf54 - 9 Years Ago
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just happened to have been out at beyersville myself, got talking to the owner of the blown A model didnt realise it was one of lindsays manifolds. he,s put a lot of work into that rod, he was stiff not to take out top rod at the roundup on saturday. got pipped by a hemi, the y block shoulda got it but then again im biased re.matt
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By Rono - 9 Years Ago
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Hey Gary; Thanks for the encouraging words. I am following your advice. Rebuilding the doors now and removing a lot of old lead repair. At least I'm off dead center and making some progress again! Rono
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