Thread: Out of "Tradition" Build. What are your thoughts?

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Originally Posted by 40FordDeluxe

To me this will be more fun then working on the trucks we are now, and I will have to deal less with people whom don't want to pay their bills! What are your thoughts since you guys are more vintage rodders then I am?

I don't know about the "vintage".... but personally, I think it'll go over like a fart in church! I think the re-sale on it would be limited as Dave said but don't let that stop you! I'm hardly ever right about much so my wife tells me..

You asked so there it is.. just 2 cents.

Originally Posted by 34_40

I don't know about the "vintage".... but personally, I think it'll go over like a fart in church! I think the re-sale on it would be limited as Dave said but don't let that stop you! I'm hardly ever right about much so my wife tells me..

You asked so there it is.. just 2 cents.

I'm sure you're right. That's exactly how I figured the Corvette would go over too. And to some people they absolutely despise it. But, it's what I wanted to do.

Originally Posted by 40FordDeluxe

I'm sure you're right. That's exactly how I figured the Corvette would go over too. And to some people they absolutely despise it. But, it's what I wanted to do.

I can hear the Corvette crowd over here! Sacrilage!!

Hey, if it's what you want to do then make it happen! And you're going into it with both eyes open is all that matters. It's an interesting concept and not as far out as a shopping cart.

Here is a pic of a 32 roadster built by a Boeing engineer in the early 60s with a jet engine (turbine). It is now in the LeMay collection near Tacoma, Wa.

Jack.

Unc,

It's down to that now, a can of five hour energy to keep the juices flowing? Tell me, does it work, I've been thinking of giving it a try.

Jack.