America's most beautiful roadster

[WEAVER]

Roger Burman of Lakeside Rods won the big award at the roadster show,the same car won the riddler also.congrats Roger, Check out SUPER ROD MAGAZINE. this month for some more of there work on a pt style vette.Check out recoveryroominteriors.com for pics ,click on links for Rogers site
GOOD JOB BURMAN

[Boesch]

Congrats to Roger! Some very nice competition there this year.

[J2speedandcustom]

Sweet! :cool: I figured a 32 would win being it's 75 anniversary and all...

[BADVELLE]

I just picked up the new Super Rod, very nice Vette. You all did a very nice job with the interior and Burman just keeps putting out the rides, man he builds some top notch rides!

[Bob Johnson]

Congrats to Roger! Some very nice competition there this year.
he better be glad the 38 Chev wasn't a roadster...uh huh

[4cruzin]

:dunno: Love to see it . . . any pics?? :dunno:

[WEAVER]

he better be glad the 38 Chev wasn't a roadster...uh huh
Dale and me stood in the shop one day and tailked about how cool that car would be as a roadster, go figure.

[WEAVER]

:dunno: Love to see it . . . any pics?? :dunno:
Look at first post for website and look at the pics there.

[CraigMorrison]

Tracy- I think you should combine your skill of leather crafting with the trophy recognition and start up a whole new company......

America's Most Beautiful Hot Pants

[WEAVER]

Tracy- I think you should combine your skill of leather crafting with the trophy recognition and start up a whole new company......

America's Most Beautiful Hot Pants
Can't keep up now (just excited,the shops had a good year,done promoting now.)

[Bill Howell]

Way to go Tracy, you keep it up and you will be somebody one day......lol
Congratulations! on another win.

[WEAVER]

Roger at lakeside gets all the credit,they worked there butts off to get that car ready.Craigs company is working on a frame for there next
big effort,should be pretty cool.Top notch work from those guys

[BADVELLE]

Congrats to Roger! Some very nice competition there this year.

Hey Dale, the '38 you built was awesome, saw it at KC GG. One question, in the Street Rod Builder spread, I thought I saw that the rear license plate had 1937 on it, why was this??

[Boesch]

Actually not Dale here, but rather his son Dustin, but I can still answer the question for you. The license plate does have 1937 on it. The hood inserts are from a 1937 which leads to a 1937 styling instead of 1938. Thus the owner elected to put 1937 on the plates. The car and title are technically a 1938 though.

[BADVELLE]

Actually not Dale here, but rather his son Dustin, but I can still answer the question for you. The license plate does have 1937 on it. The hood inserts are from a 1937 which leads to a 1937 styling instead of 1938. Thus the owner elected to put 1937 on the plates. The car and title are technically a 1938 though.

Thanks Dustin, that is what I was thinking, but you never know. Anyway, awesome car, after seeing it in person, the mag spread definitely does not do it justice.

[Slammed58Buick]

Thanks Dustin, that is what I was thinking, but you never know. Anyway, awesome car, after seeing it in person, the mag spread definitely does not do it justice.

I thought it did a pretty good job of doing the car justice. Seen in optimal light, focusing on all details, and even showing the chassis and build. Oh well, I guess I will keep practicing.

[WEAVER]

I might be biased but i thought they were perfect,it has to be very hard to shoot a black car with that many angles on it .There has only been a few black cars make it to cover,great work shooter

[Joey_H]

I saw that AMBR winner last week at the show, nice! Very, very nice! :1st:

[BADVELLE]

I thought it did a pretty good job of doing the car justice. Seen in optimal light, focusing on all details, and even showing the chassis and build. Oh well, I guess I will keep practicing.

I thought the pic's in the mag were great, did not mean they were'nt, just one of those cars that you have to see all that was done in person, IMHO. For instance, the storage compartment at the base of the rear window, very neat.

[Slammed58Buick]

I thought the pic's in the mag were great, did not mean they were'nt, just one of those cars that you have to see all that was done in person, IMHO. For instance, the storage compartment at the base of the rear window, very neat.


Yeah, I understand what you were saying. Just giving you a hard time.

[Bob Johnson]

Damn Josh, if you weren't so chicken shi*, you would have let Alan bump you a time or two while you were filming him drifting the Cuda around..lol .... he said he would try and get away from you.. he'd look up and you were right next to him again...thought he was going to run over you...You did a great job..

[Slammed58Buick]

Thanks Bob. I told him not to worry I would get out of the way. I got one shot where if you were to look at the photo you would think that was the last thing I saw before the rear quarter slammed into me. Anything for the shot. Ha ha

[Bob Johnson]

don't want to see you on REAL TV where the camerman gets run over..i've seen more than one of those...

[WEAVER]

We should tape him to the hood some time for a high speed drivers veiw

[Bob Johnson]

These camermen get carried away with their work...I could understand the Playboy and Hustler shoots but these cars??