1961 Nomad SS 4 speed wagon
- Thread starter Blk61409
- Start date
I believe both Haydens red belair was totaled after he sold it like that and somewhere I have a photo of Dyno's car in a ditch, same way.
I have a 65 Dodge A990 acid dipped car and one of the owners had it come loose from the trailer hitch ball and it ran off the road by itself and into a ditch. Happened more than we knew back then.
Not quite the same, but it's in your neck of the woods:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Chevrolet-N...5c36a0ec:g:T2UAAOSwKtVWu3In&item=272130023660
Carry on!
TomK
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Chevrolet-N...5c36a0ec:g:T2UAAOSwKtVWu3In&item=272130023660
Carry on!
TomK
I don't know Pat ,but a wagon pulling a car trailer with Pristine car on it !!!!!!!
I think i would get a 4 door 61 impala and mount body on a truck chassis. Then you would have Three!!!!!!
I think i would get a 4 door 61 impala and mount body on a truck chassis. Then you would have Three!!!!!!
Come on, you are correct, just a couple of exits north of you.
The trailer would need to be made from a couple of car hoist ramps with torsion axles to get the look of a solid axle. Cut Ford spare tire covers for fenders. Most old trailers around here had axles from small square hay bailers. A load distributing hitch would be a good idea too.
troublemaker427
Well Known Member
Pat, any updates on this or the hardtop '61? How about the Z-11 too?
Jody, had 2 projects get in the way, I'll share one of this below. Meanwhile, here are some photos of the 61 O/SS Impala I'm building. Still have a few things to get finished on it, finish the steering wheel, hood front letters, front valances not painted, rear trim behind the back glass, some interior trim to be installed. Still do not have the headers on I am finishing. Here are a couple of photos.
Here is one of my distractions!! Jody a brand you love
1927 Model T Speedster
I will post some photos of the Z-11 next week. All this othe stuff plus one more has gotten in the way of finishing the Z car. In reality it is in great shape, need to replace the wheel well edges, one rocker panel and the font floor board on one side.
The engine is finished, been powder coating lots of stuff and will post the parts we have finished, i.e., all the aluminum bumpers, straightened and rechromed, etc.
Jody, thanks for asking.
The engine is finished, been powder coating lots of stuff and will post the parts we have finished, i.e., all the aluminum bumpers, straightened and rechromed, etc.
Jody, thanks for asking.
Here are a couple of shots of the wagon in the body shop.
Check out the frame caster wheels just behind the back door. We picked up a frame with no rear end and put the casters so it can be rolled around. A great X frame we have used for the various projects
Can't wait to stuff the grandkids in here and watch them fight over who gets to set in the back looking out backwards!!! They have never seen anything like this. Gonna be fun
Check out the frame caster wheels just behind the back door. We picked up a frame with no rear end and put the casters so it can be rolled around. A great X frame we have used for the various projects
Can't wait to stuff the grandkids in here and watch them fight over who gets to set in the back looking out backwards!!! They have never seen anything like this. Gonna be fun
Pat,
I have friend that has a T Speedster, not sure if it's a 27 but it looks very similar to the one you posted. He is a contractor, retired now but he found the speedster in an old building here in Richmond that he was tearing down. That was many years ago, he brought it to our clubs show a few weeks ago
I have friend that has a T Speedster, not sure if it's a 27 but it looks very similar to the one you posted. He is a contractor, retired now but he found the speedster in an old building here in Richmond that he was tearing down. That was many years ago, he brought it to our clubs show a few weeks ago