30s Style Pro Touring?
 

Other than the Quadraduece, Has anyone seen a 1930s style vehicle modified in a Pro-Touring style?

The Race Rod
 

Check this link ......

https://lateral-g.net/forums/showthread.php4?t=1271

I've always wanted to build a road-race 39 Chevy Coupe... I just have to get through the other 5 project cars I have right now :rolleyes:

Ever heard of the "Prowler"? The "Red Line Oil" car that competed for the riddler a couple years ago is suppose to have a Indy style suspension under it. Some of Steve Moal's creations might qualify if they ever got driven. I have been contemplating one myself.

Mike

I know a guy who is about 60% through with a 1939 Ford Coupe that is looking to let it go. Custom frame, Ls1, Ford 9" rear. Looks like an good candidate for Pro touring. He wants a bit too much I think.

But It gave me some good ideas.

there was a black 35 chevy sedan that PHR ran a few years back if i am not mis taken.http://streetrodderweb.com/events/02...cal10_zoom.jpg

oh and i loved this car. streetrodder mag, darn i can't find a photo :mad:

An Opportunity Almost Missed
Jeremy Thompson's '35 Ford Five-Window Coupe -- By Ryan Manson; Photography by Kevin Lee

there was also a 36 ford truck, used a busch style chassis and v6.... competed at open track races and silver state as i recall.

this was the inspiration for my PT '34 shop truck

Race Rodz
 

Well get to work there Race Rodz, I accept your challenge ........ :thumbsup:

Woody
 

We did a 37 Ford Woody w/vette front and rear on ariride with a all roller small block! Not a full on PT car....kinda of a mix between PT and show car i guess you would say!