The windshield, hood, and brake rods will be put on in the morning. Heres the rest. Now we have to get to smoking some pork, briskets and some chickens for tomorrow. I still have about 10 hrs of smoking to do tonight. If you are in the area after church tomorrow swing by look at a variety of cars and enjoy some Bar-B-Q and good conversation.
Very nice John.
Lookin Good John. See you at Speedster Rally IV in Evansville in June?
Congrats John. It looks just great - and you are right, it needs no flames.
Best wishes for your big party this afternoon!
Seth
Great Job! Don't go too fast you don't want any tickets!
Hap Tucker 1915 Model T Touring cut off and made into a pickup truck and 1907 Model S Runabout, Sumter SC
Well after making a trip to Ga. to take John a car to paint, I got to see the yellow Speedster first hand. The pictures do not due it justice at all. The metal work on the body and the rear cross member cover are outsatnding. The orange wheels really set this speedster off. The cowl being made from a hood, was a really cool ideal and can not be notice from the out side of the car. The exhaust is cool with a deflector on it to send the exhaust out away from the body. The talant that John has can only be wished by others to have. When a guy can take a Sharpie and draw on a primered car that belongs to my wife as to what he is going to do to it and make her smile from ear to ear. Well thats priceless !!! Thanks John you made my day
VERRY VERRY NICE JOB JOHN!
Your attention to detailing with vintage flavor is outstanding . You must have an old tyme leather aviator cap and goggles to drive that thing right?
John,
I just can't believe what I am seeing. Just in a few short weeks this speedster came from almost nothing to this. WHAT NICE JOB!!!!!
Again I am very impressed.
May I bring my 26 Tudor down to ya? lol
John
Great looking Goggles and Leather Helmets are available from J C Whitney. The product is very good and the prices are low as well. Made to fit over glasses too.
Very nice! Is that an original Warford I see?
John
Bring it on down.
Jerry
That is an original Warford.
JS