From the Google map, the Lincoln is still on the roof.
Terry
 

That is all for now, going to head out to my shop for some tinkertime.
Terry
 

That's a fantastic building, Terry ! The rounded glass front windows are such nice art deco/1940/1950s elements!
I also love the old Gulf, Mobil Oil etc service stations.
So was all that down in the basement part of the museum/classic car business or were these rented out to private restorers?
The 2dr Nash is another interesting car.

I just sent a pm to Jim/Highball. I know his posts have been almost non-existant lately, but he did check in on the 22nd. I just re-realized he lives in Tujunga (sp?), so at best, h couldn't have been good there with all the smoke and his COPD (like me). Sorry I didn't check earlier, Jim, old age memory strikes again.

My buddy built a 1931 Roadster for the Grand National Roadster Show and was invited to enter it in the America's Most Beautiful Roadster competition this week.  He crafted these beauties, along with some other jewels. 
Kenny is now in his 80's and built the car in his basement garage.  He is competing against cars built at Brizio's and Troy Trepanier's.
Terry
 

Question?
Did he duplicate the Ford script? If so...how? If he had it duplicated...then where?
They are definitely works of art!
Thanks.

57liter was that the 32 aRoadster pick up. If it was that was one of my favorites.

Some pics of the 57's at the show

Couple more

The first pics are of a members car, arpbob.

https://57fordsforever.com/smf/index.php?topic=6929.0

Abe, it was the blue 31 with green wire wheels.
Hugh, I get you a detailed report how he built them, he did the air cleaners as well with his name on them.
Terry
 

Quote from: FiveSevenLiter on 2025-02-02 10:05Abe, it was the blue 31 with green wire wheels.
Hugh, I get you a detailed report how he built them, he did the air cleaners as well with his name on them.
Terry
 

Thank you. Appreciate it.

lalessi1, Thanks for pointing out that first wagon, its a great build I mostly stared at it and thought about it. The color is like a coca-cola brownish with cream.

Here are more pic of it.  I did happen to see it on FB.  But didn't realize it would be at the show. 

A couple more.  I was checking out the lower windshield trim.  I also noticed it has the shorter mirror. 
The whole dash is customized. 

I watched a TV show "Hand-built Hot Rods" that features the build, very cool. I think you can still stream it. It is a very detailed car with a Jon Kaase engine and a Gearvendors overdrive...