



So here's the '37 coupe, which we've had since I was about 8. This is the second time in 20 years it's been in the driveway. And it drove right up, no sweat. OK, a little sweat...it's blowing oil due to a busted valve or ring or something. Might be getting a new motor, we'll see. Oh, and glass. Gotta keep the spiders out, at least.
2 comments:
whoa, neat stuff! hey scott it's steven (soria). i know dick about cars but we just used similar lookin' ones in this noir movie we're shooting. cool stuff. a trailer for the noir segment is up on my blog and on my youtube account if you should feel inclined to check it out! anyway, just thought to drop you a line. hope you're well man!
This is amazing.
I'd love to have a car like that. Fully fixed up and working perfectly but painted and cosmetically modified to look this old and beat-up.
good luck with this project.
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