Ford Greyhound Hood Ornament

[jamesruther]

This one is really cool guys. Certainly proud of it to say the least. These ole dogs are awesome!

Here are photos from start to finish!


Let me know whatchya think.

[1930artdeco]

Damn! That is really great! Are they pot metal or aluminum?


Mike

[1931 flamingo]

That's worth a pretty penny..................came out nice ! ! !
Paul in CT

[Ben38]

Looks great! How did you reattach the legs?

[Oldgearz]

You have more talent than me! Looks great!

[Stingray70]

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You have every right to be proud of that! Nice work James.

[Chuck Sea/Tac]

Now, the problem is- - - - how to mount it on a model A?
It is beautiful work.

[Bob from Northport]

This is a original photo of my Dad's 28 Roadster taken in Irish Hills State Park in Michigan in the summer of 1935. If you look closely at the hood, you'll see the hood ornament is a Greyhound

[Randy in ca]

As others have said, very nice job!

I believe that particular Greyhound version is made to fit on a 1935 or 1936 Ford. Might want to post on the Early V8 forum also.





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[Incognito-A]

There were greyhound hood ornaments for the Model A however not produced by/for Ford.

[marc silva]

I think it’s a 33 or 34

[jayvee34]

Originally Posted by marc silva

I think it’s a 33 or 34

Not a 33 or 34. They were attached to the radiator cap.

[Oldbluoval]

Very nice craftsmanship

[Digger]

This is a 35-36 dog….awesome job. I manufacture and sell dogs for 33 and 34….

[History]

That's an awesome photo, especially when it's your dad living it up.

Originally Posted by Bob from Northport

This is a original photo of my Dad's 28 Roadster taken in Irish Hills State Park in Michigan in the summer of 1935. If you look closely at the hood, you'll see the hood ornament is a Greyhound

[McMimmcs]

You have a very unique talent. Great job ! Wayne