Jack Stewart's 1932 Ford Accessory Boards

[Deuce-Addict]

Does anyone have any old pictures of Jack Stewart's old accessory show boards for 1932 Fords - would love to see if so? Wouldn't mind turning the clock back to one of his swap meet stalls!

[nickthebandit]

I never saw Jack Stewart's displays, but I wish that I had. I met Jack in 1972 at the Detroit Street Rod Nationals, i would see Jack many times over the years at the Pomona Swap Meets as well as at the Los Angeles Roadster Show. He was quite a colorful character, and he really knew 1932 Fords.

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by Deuce-Addict

Does anyone have any old pictures of Jack Stewart's old accessory show boards for 1932 Fords - would love to see if so? Wouldn't mind turning the clock back to one of his swap meet stalls!

[2ndgeer]

That second picture shows Jack's display at the LA Roadster Show when it was held at the Great Western Exhibit Center. I bought a hard-to-find 1934 Ford pickup splash apron from Jack in 1972 for $15.

[ford38v8]

The picture caption describing Mike’s “Vintage Ford Service uniform” failed to note the V8 Club patch on the shirt! Who writes this stuff?

[Krylon32]

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I believe I see a deuce winter front in the back of Jack's display. Couldn't hardly give them away back then. Times have changed.

[Seth Swoboda]

Originally Posted by Krylon32

I believe I see a deuce winter front in the back of Jack's display. Couldn't hardly give them away back then. Times have changed.

Things have changed, I agree. I'm only 43 but I can remember as a kid pickup trucks were not very popular. Now early pickups are a hot commodity.