I'm happy to announce that I have had the good luck to reacquire my very first hot rod. I just returned from a 5 day trip to Amarillo, Texas to bring back the car I sold in 1976. It hasn't seen the light of day since 1985. I kept track of it for the past 32 years and began the persuit of it almost a year ago. I've been afraid to say anything to my car friends, for fear of someone else finding it, or me otherwise jinxing the deal. I sold a completely finished car that I built in 1975, and bought back a completely dismantled car. Luckily, it wasn't screwed up too bad. I even got my 1967 Texas license plate (DuceV8) and my old car club plaque back, too.
Anyway, it might not look like much, but to those that know, it's quite valuable to me, just for sentimental reasons. It's a 1932 Ford three window coupe, otherwise known as a deuce coupe(like the Beach Boys sang about). Check out my pictures, and don't laugh to hard, we'll see you soon. Call me crazy.
Dave
I have my photos on PictureTrail.com
Check out my photo album called: "1932 Ford"
http://www.PictureTrail.com/gid20250728
Sign my guest book or feel free to leave me some photo comments!
BTW, I'm not pulling the 409 out of my Biscayne, even though it would be cool.
note to self......Don't burn bridges.
Anyway, it might not look like much, but to those that know, it's quite valuable to me, just for sentimental reasons. It's a 1932 Ford three window coupe, otherwise known as a deuce coupe(like the Beach Boys sang about). Check out my pictures, and don't laugh to hard, we'll see you soon. Call me crazy.
Dave
I have my photos on PictureTrail.com
Check out my photo album called: "1932 Ford"
http://www.PictureTrail.com/gid20250728
Sign my guest book or feel free to leave me some photo comments!
BTW, I'm not pulling the 409 out of my Biscayne, even though it would be cool.
note to self......Don't burn bridges.