In all my years of studying hot rods, I can't say that I've once
seen somebody combine the nose from a '38 Ford DeLuxe with a fenderless
roadster body, as done with this rod.
Elephant seal looks aside, that is the kind of junkyard parts-mixing
you'd see in an early hot rod. We'd love to know more about who built
this and when. From the seller's description:
"The front end is a 1938 Ford standard track nose with
hand formed metal sides. The hood back to the stretched 1928 Ford cowl
into a Dodge touring car tub finished with a 1925 Ford Model T rear
with a hand formed roll pan and side with Bonneville louvers. Under the
hood is a Chevy 350ci V8 with 202 double hump heads original Edelbrock
intake with 3 Rochester 2G's Mallory dual point aluminum Corvette valve
covers aluminum radiator and spent fuel comes out hand built Lake style
headers. The power goes to the ground via a TH350 automatic
transmission into a quick change rear end.
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