1932 Ford Hot Rod by kenmo
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Photo taken at Atlantic Nationals 2008, Moncton New Brunswick, Canada.... July 12th....
A flat head engine for our friend Dale aka Tallpindo
Comments (16)
Nice shot! EXT pic! 5
Wow,that's old car,nice shot ken.
Wow, what a car..... great shot , thank you for sharing !!!*****!!!
Great machine! Excellent find!
Wow..a very old car..curious the see the mecanic on this one! Very clean/nice colors Thanks for the photo :)
gorgeous!
Luv the Car.... Great Shot....!!
It's been ages since I've seen a flathead 8. Excellent shot!
super car. wish i can drive it
the flat heads ruled the drag racing until Chevy came out with the 283.excellent capture
LOL! I was just talking to my Son about you Ken. He will be showing off his Custom VW this weekend, and I'm looking forward to some great captures! Cool setting, watch out for the tree sap!
The white wall tyres make a striking contrast to the black beast, nicely captured...hey, is that lady asleep ! no way I could do that with all the wonderfully restored cars around ! ~Cheers~
beautiful looking car and shot
I am not sure about its current role but she sure was an elegant lady in her heyday.
Love the deep murmur of those flatties. This looks like a 1949-53 8BA with the water outlets and radiator hoses coming from the front of the heads. The oil filter is a touch. I would say 1949 Mercury pillbox hubcaps. Cycle fenders on the front wheels but no bobs on the rear. The only real modern touch is what looks like an electric fan enclosure behind the radiator to avoid the overheating and vapor lock so pandemic to the flathead in parades. You're the expert on wheterh it is a genuine steel deuce or a fibreglass reproduction and even whether it's a more common Model A. The raised pin-striped bead with no branches that runs along the upper near edge of the body seems to say deuce. You could get out a tape and measure the wheelbase to be sure but it might be on deuce rails to fit the V-8. 102.5 or 106 inches?
Great shot here, I love classic cars and this one is amazing