Re: Let's meet the "Model 40" guys,... 1933/1934
 

I have this Tudor. I haven't started working on it yet but it's next in line.

http://img248.imageshack.us/img248/5...cks34small.jpg

Re: Let's meet the "Model 40" guys,... 1933/1934
 

Very cool Richard! Funny, I was born in 1981 ;) Another note, my big goal (and this is no joke) is to get the roadster going and take it on your run. Every year I look at the pics from that event and am green with envy :D

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Our 33 , used most weeks, great car for traveling, 34 is great for burning around in. Dragster is just fun.Lawrie http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3359/...7f4245a406.jpg.Lawrie

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Our 34 5 window driven by Ron Tilley was the track champion at Silver Spring Speedway in Mechanicsburg PA in 1957 & 1958. Also the car that won the most races in one season ever at that track, 11.
Zach
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Now that all the 34 guys are looking at this thread, I have to ask, who has interior window moldings for my 3W doors? I'd buy one, two or all three. I already have the rear window one. I'm not rich by any means, but would pay a fair price... Thanks,Tim

Re: Let's meet the "Model 40" guys,... 1933/1934
 

Love that paint!!

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I have a 34 3 window that was built into a stock car in the late 50s,last run in 64. I've owned it since 64 and just pulled it out of the woods about a month ago. Plans are to restore it to as raced condition.

Re: Let's meet the "Model 40" guys,... 1933/1934
 

old race cars are the best! Keep posting those 34's

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I live in Camrose, Alberta. I drive a restored 34 Cabriolet and also have an unrestored 34 Tudor, 34 5 window and over the winter bought an unrestored 34 3 window I'd been chasing for well over twenty years. Someday I'll take the time to learn to post a picture. Ron Pilger

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Finished a 3W last month, mild hot rod, photo attached, starting another one to be stock, photo attached, running a '34 Roadster as my driver, photo attached, tomorrow a '33 Roadster arriving, photo attached....it's an addiction as we know...

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:Dhere's my '34, underconstruction, but a driver with 11,000 miles.
this weekend im working on dialing in the timing, then regulating the fuel pump, just tested it and its putting out 6 psi or my fuel pump tester dosent work.
rich

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The next Run will be on April 30th 2011... You have PLENTY of time!
We present a "Miracle Award" to that special car that either required
same to get there and/or to complete the Run successfully. Keep us
posted on your progress... If you want to get on the mailing list, contact Dennis (EV8G) or [email protected] I think?

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Oh you poor soul :D. How do you bear the burden? Very nice cars!

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I have the 34 pickup in my avatar.Only now it is completely disassembled and getting patch panels and new chassis.

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I have 34 5W since 1952, restored her for 75th anniv. Use her for all the local cruises in sw pa area.

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I have a 34 5w that my dad bought in the late 50s to make into a hot rod. He started working on it when he retired then I bought it. It still need a lot of work. I love the sound of the flathead. He could not get it to start reliably but I did when I but in smaller power values in the carbs and made the gasket surfaces flat.

Rich

Re: Let's meet the "Model 40" guys,... 1933/1934
 

my 34 tudor

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Here is mine...the first pic is how I found her...just swaped out the worn 1950 flathead for a re-built 1950 flattie...trying to finish this one up nice as time and cash allows! Its going to be an early styled hot rod....I would love to own a stock Model 40 but thats only if I hit the lotto!! hahaha

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/p...ictureid=71572

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/p...ictureid=71566

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/p...ctureid=184738

I would like to paint it Washington Blue next year and put the grill shell and radiator back to stock position...one day at a time..lol

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Is it really,really white,or invisible paint? Because I see nothing...:rolleyes:

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28rup, it shows up on my screen and in your quote...must be your computer....