This was is in the front of a garden variety
T-bucket built by a guy with no fingers and one eye (really!).
Took a while to figure out that it was a Menasco D-4 (maybe C-4).
He has a fan on the other side.
This beautiful piece of art could be yours
for $12,500. Actually runs, the supercharger, actually works.
I actually don't have $12K for a mantel piece. Too bad. It's
way past cool.
These kinds of little instrument panels make we want to build
some sort of a funky little car around them. Maybe a street legal
midget race car or sprint? Like I need another project!
My stop light was stolen out of storage. What kind of scum steals
another's stop light?
Is this beautiful or what? It's a clone of a Curtis Craft midget
and pricey: $23,500.
This would make Peewee Herman eat his heart out. A '59 Bowden,
in case you didn't know and we didn't have a clue. $800 asking
price.
Really nice '32 Ford grill, but any time you put '32 in a name,
the price gets silly. I paid $10 for mine (in 1956).
I have no idea what this is or where it came from, but I love
it!
Cute teeny little engine in it.
A perfect use for part of a Model T frame and rear end. Nice
craftsmanship.
Photo of a rig rod going away.
A '32 Ford Rig rod coming at you.
Civil Defense right? Great application for it.
Another of those damned dash panels. This'll drive me nuts.
