Edcase

Me and trouser were drooling over this at Goodwood last weekend. Up for sale at 22k. Very very sweet.

http://edbartlett6649.fotopic.net/c218401.html

Shot on Nikon D70 with 50mm f1.8

7 Foot

Trouser and I.


How do you zoom out?


Off to bed. Good night Mr B

Edcase

LOL. Back in yer box

Hope all is well....long time no...

NotoriousREV

Looks nice, but would have been nicer to see the whole thing. Very arty though

I have long dreamed of a '32 hi-boy roadster with a flattie.

ALi-B

iTrader: (1)

LOL how true!

Emms

Nice. The mechanic I used to use befor I got the scoob (which is handled by the dealer till warrenty runs out) was making a '32 coupe, running a chrysler motor. Always fancied a roadster by Chip Foose myself. . Black Low Boy, tuck n roll, with a touch of nostalga, moon tank on the front etc..

Any fans of American Graffiti here?

Edcase

LOL, yeah yeah, it wasn't a zoom lens FYI, it was a fixed 50mm prime lens used by car mags for detail shots

7 Foot

I wasn't being serious.

Stroppy knickers.

Edcase

I know

HotRod

EdCase - glad you enjoyed the show. We had a blast taking the cars there for the weekend, with hospitality courtesy of Lord March.
Did you take pics of the other rods? perhaps took a pic of mine- dark blue '32 sedan (2-door)with pale yellow wheels?

Check out more pics of the rods on UK HotRods site:
http://www.uk-hotrods.co.uk/promotin...4/page%201.htm

HotRod (Simon)

RON

I've already got one car with a 'flattie' in it, and another lump sitting under a bench, 3.9 and all brand new, Mmmm.

Edcase

Simon,

small world. Is EVERYONE who drives a car registered on scoobynet

Yes I remember your car, but sadly only got photos of the red one, the green one alongside and the black ford pop with the chequered engine bay.

Some truly lovely cars..

HotRod

Ed... the owner of the black 'Pop' would no doubt tell you that is actually a 1928 Model A 2-door sedan but let's not split hairs! Petrolheads will always appreciate a range of motors, so long as they're load & fast
I love my Scoob almost as much as my rod, though I know which I'd prefer to drive in the wet (or round corners come to that)
Simon