Interesting paint/wheel combo on this '32 at GG Columbus

[compos mentis]

I wasn't there, but I would think it got peoples attention.

https://static1.pt-content.com/images/pt/2010/07/columbusgen10015L-1.jpg

[carterhickmandesigns]

Yep, it got my attention. Cool little car.

[Happyfunballs]

Diggin it.

[GM Muscle]

classy for sure

[Mr. Anderson]

What's so interesting about it?

[jy211]

I really want one of these things

[progoat]

Yep that car was sweet! loved everything about it really cool having a flathead also,so cool I took a pic of it.

https://static1.pt-content.com/images/pt/2010/07/goodguys2010069-1.jpg

[dropit69]

i love that color and car but ive always loved the light greens and such..love the 69 frost green actually thinking of doing my convert in it..with smoke grey stripes..

[buickfunnycar.com]

..love the 69 frost green actually thinking of doing my convert in it.

I suggest coming in out of the sun and lying down awhile until that thought subsides,lol...

[colt zantop]

very cool!

[724tim]

looks good.

[srh3trinity]

That looks awesome! Period perfect look.

[Chevrolaine]

love the 69 frost green actually thinking of doing my convert in it..with smoke grey stripes..

Project Booger?? :idea:

[buickfunnycar.com]

Project Booger?? :idea:

LOL Laine!

[class67]

I do like it on "that" kind of car...

[Tig]

Looks great, diggin the wheel/tire combo to.

[twosaturns]

What's so interesting about it?
if you have to ask...

[twosaturns]

I love the elements of this '32; smooth, but not TOO smooth (like Lil John Bettera-era smooth, that was too smooth), whitewalls, but good modern sizes, the whole thing is just 'right'.

[Mr. Anderson]

if you have to ask...

Haha, right....

It's a nice car....but off the shelf Wheel Vintiques wires, Coker wide whites, and green paint. Dearborn Deuce body, looks like a Progressive Auto chassis. The flathead probably came from H&H.....well done, but built from a catalog and kinda boring honestly.

[shmoov69]

X2. It is a very nice car and quite slick, but the radials kinda kill it for me. Needs some bias plies to make it look period correct and "right" to me.

But, I wouldn't kick it outta my garage!! Lol

[BritishGreen68]

X2. It is a very nice car and quite slick, but the radials kinda kill it for me. Needs some bias plies to make it look period correct and "right" to me.

But, I wouldn't kick it outta my garage!! Lol

funny I posted the same thing on lateral-g...

[DocJr]

Haha, right....

It's a nice car....but off the shelf Wheel Vintiques wires, Coker wide whites, and green paint. Dearborn Deuce body, looks like a Progressive Auto chassis. The flathead probably came from H&H.....well done, but built from a catalog and kinda boring honestly.

Catalog built cars...I like that, though it doesn't make much sense.

Most of the cars on this forum, could have off the shelf Rushforth Wheels, Toyo tires, PPG paint. Anvil CF body parts, AME chassis, the engine might come from a Corvette, or from GM direct...still catalog built, it's just PT.

I personally like this '32...I'm attracted to all styles of cars...Donks I can't get along with it, but yea, that's a different story haha:hah:

[-CRUISER-]

I like it with the classic spoke wheels, glad to see people doin something kinda different ! I like this one with modern wire wheels ! Super clean, wickedly wild and different IMO.

https://static1.pt-content.com/images/pt/2010/07/roadsterblack-1.jpg

[shmoov69]

funny I posted the same thing on lateral-g...

Well, I guess we got the same taste in hot rods! Lol!

[Mr. Anderson]

Most the cars here have factory frames (or subframes...) and bodies, regardless of what is bolted to them. And there are numerous scratch built suspensions and custom made supercharger and turbo setups.

That roadster is 100% brand new parts with the possible exception of the engine block. Everything else on it was made in the last 10 years. There's nothing outlandish or out of the ordinary, it is a very "safe" build. There's nothing wrong with that, but it just doesn't have the appeal that a legitimate Ford does, or a completely hand built car like Cruiser posted. Anything the Webb's put together is a guaranteed hit.

[compos mentis]

Like I said in the thread title, to me the wheel and paint choices were interesting.

They are interesting, to me, because most of the time I see a lot of black paint and a lot of billet wheels on 32's.

I didn't comment on how interesting or uninteresting the rest of the car might be. :)

[Mr. Anderson]

If you want to see more '32's with non billet wheels, you should check out the Rumbler's show in August.

Turn the volume way down before you click the link.
http://rumblersnyc.f-n-b.net/indexFrameset.php?toLoad=news

[southernfriedcj]

I like it. I'm sick of over done cars.

[twosaturns]

Haha, right....

It's a nice car....but off the shelf Wheel Vintiques wires, Coker wide whites, and green paint. Dearborn Deuce body, looks like a Progressive Auto chassis. The flathead probably came from H&H.....well done, but built from a catalog and kinda boring honestly.
understand. it's a lot easier to build a hot rod these days. all it takes is a credit card w/ a high limit and an internet connection.

[Mike Holleman]

i love that color and car but ive always loved the light greens and such..love the 69 frost green actually thinking of doing my convert in it..with smoke grey stripes..
Darrin, I did a 69 Mustang for a customer a few years back in Lime Gold. I tried to talk him out of that color but when I finished it the color had grown on me. It turned out to be one of my favorite Mustang colors. If you notice Ford brought that color back. Some greens can look very nice.
Mike

[compos mentis]

If you want to see more '32's with non billet wheels, you should check out the Rumbler's show in August.

Turn the volume way down before you click the link.
http://rumblersnyc.f-n-b.net/indexFrameset.php?toLoad=news

Thanks, I'll check it out.