This
neat little channelled coupe was called "The Wild One". Rather
fitting really as in it's day, it sure would have been a wild sight, well
actually, it's pretty wild right now.
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The trim was very nicely done in a diamond stitched pattern. A bit of a departure from the usual T&R job. Just as traditional, but with slightly more visual appeal I think. |
You've probably seen this car on here before also, but it's just such a nice roadster that I can't help myself. Built and owned by Alan Fountain, this is one of the nicest and LOWEST Deuce roadsters you're ever likely to see. As the plates say... FN LO 32. |
Now this is a cool looking F truck. Everything on this truck is done just right. The custom front end, the stance, the super cool scallop job. Absolutely wild. It was for sale too. I think I need a pickup. |
Of course, the trim in the truck is cool too. White Tuck & Roll with metallic vinyl panels done in a grape colour to match the scallops. Like I said... too cool! |
Now this is a cool looking C-dan. Great flames, great stance, cool wheels and a neat nerf bar on the front to finish it off. Them South Australians can sure build some nice cars. |
Now in case you're wondering why this looks a little "different" to your usual '33 or '34 Sedan, it's because it's NOT. It's actually a '35 truck that has had longer doors attached and the complete rear section fabricated. Amazing job. |
You just can't go past a '40 Coupe, well I can't anyway. Lower it, paint the wheels, some whitewalls and you're done. |
This crazy looking coupe was originally built by Choco Munday. Choco sold it at the last Nats to a young guy called Damon who has taken it back to one of it's old stamping grounds, Adelaide. |
The car is much the same as when Choco built it, except for the addition of the '34 grille and a change of wheels. |
Damon has also lowered it a bit at the rear apparently. Obviously he felt that with the 8" roof chop and the 14" channel, the car just wasn't low enough! |
Just a neat old Tudor with a bit of a haircut and some wire wheels. Sometimes the simple things are often the best. |
I liked the simplicity of this '34 Pickup. Subtle colour and wheel combination work for me. |
This thing just didn't stop cruising the whole weekend. Quite often there were people in the back too. Call me superstitious, but while my ass is still pointing downwards, I don't fancy riding around in any hearses. On the door is lettered "Blue Peril", not sure what the relevance is. Shouldn't it be Yellow? |
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