Thread: Family Hot Rod History!

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Does this count?? The adults are my grandparents on a trip to West Virginia - the kids - no clue, but I believe the boy in the back is my uncle.

A 1916 or older, T-tub, powered by a 4 cyl 26Hp flathead, planetary transmission, steering wheel spark timing and throttle.

Originally Posted by IC2

Does this count?? The adults are my grandparents on a trip to West Virginia - the kids - no clue, but I believe the boy in the back is my uncle.

A 1916 or older, T-tub, powered by a 4 cyl 26Hp flathead, planetary transmission, steering wheel spark timing and throttle.

This could be the original car that recieved horse blanket seat covers!.....just kidding! :-)~

Originally Posted by HOTRODPAINT

This could be the original car that recieved horse blanket seat covers!.....just kidding! :-)~

It may not have had horse blanket covers but I'll bet the cushions were horse hair

Hey Mike, you missed the caption under that fantastic pic!
"It was taken at Chanute Air Force Base in Rantoul, Illinois in '59."
I hate it when I do the same thing, usually too focused on the bikini clad lady to catch the writing!

Mike isn't that way.......was turned on from looking at that Hemi! :-)~

Here's a picture of my grandfather and his---Well, no, actually its a picture of me and my first model A---circa 1962 or 63---Brian

Originally Posted by brianrupnow

Here's a picture of my grandfather and his---Well, no, actually its a picture of me and my first model A---circa 1962 or 63---Brian

it's a shame these old pictures get all faded like this.. I have gotten pretty good at bringing them back to life and I took a crack at your picture, and this is what I ended up with