A product of the shop run by Lindsay Houston,
this cool blue custom turned many heads.
There are a few red '32 hiboys that look like
this one, though the small headlights and Budniks make it stand
apart.
A late Ford EFI motor powers this '32 roadster.
The paint is close to a candy purple, but may be something else.
Closed cab early A pickups are a treat, and this
one is right up there. Originally imported by Phil Woodbridge, the
new owner keeps it clean
The competition look suits most tri-Y Chevys, and
this one is no exception.
The Ford in a Ford theme works well with
T-buckets, particularly when they are as well proportioned as this
one.
The 'pert pickup' moniker is over worked, but is
quite apt for the uncluttered commercial we see here.
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Only new on the scene, the Peter Milanovic owned
'32 5-window was driven to Tasmania & back within weeks of being
completed.
This 'glass '28 tub was all yellow until
recently, so the new scheme is an interesting change.
Looking very traditional, the '32 3-window hiboy
we see here uses the venerable sidevalve motor, external hinges and
cowl lamps, to great effect.
Most of the other Sports Coupes we see are
Chevys. This one is a '58 Pontiac Chieftain - and very clean too..
Brian & Ada Smith's '56 Buick Century has had
a major rebuild, while keeping the colour and style of the nailhead
powered stunner.
T coupes are often chopped, sliced & diced, but
the stock look still makes a more practical street rod.
Parked near the swap meet, this '51 Ford Tudor
was for sale for $13k - not bad for this car, in this location.
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The should be more more-doors, especially if they
are as nice as Peter Whiteman's bright red Deluxe example.
As clean as a whistle, the '57 Chevy Sports Coupe
often looks great with large diameter wheels.
The number plate says it all. Way down in the
weeds, the '55 Sports Coupe has a big bad blower that peeks out.
This wild deuce 3-window apparently came up from Victoria
- the subtle mural behind the flames was very distinctive.
Maurie Kokkin's brand new '35 Chevy sloper is an
all-Australian body style, though the 2" chop adds to the style.
Look a future feature right here on this pearler.
Rick Werner's '32 5-window & David Bartholomew's
'31 Victoria hiboy.
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