pikesan

Location:	Chandler, AZ, USA
Joined:	06/10/2007

My Styles

Builder, Old-School, Hot Rodder, Street Rodder, Custom Rodder, Build-It, Drive-It, H.A.M.B.

My Crew 205

Best Pics of Bonnie

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September 1, 2007

Vintage Rides 1927 Ford

From Bonneville... bout time I added some more pics. I have just a few!

Got a little tired of the white walls, plus I'm trying to push the car to one era or another.

this is in front of my house with some photoshop love.. i actually use "the gimp" to edit pictures

this is the cleanest she's ever been. also, the only time the header was red. it burned off immediately

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Ride Specs & Info

Ride Nickname:
Bonnie

Make:
Ford

Model:
Roadster

Year:
1927

Introduction / Overview:

Here's Bonnie. She's a 1927 Roadster that I bought in 2002. It's a cool story how I got it when the late Boyd Coddington passed on it.

In case you didn't know, I'm one of the co-founders at MyRideisMe.com. We started as cars and bikes, but now we're only cars. I hope you like it! Leave a comment, say, let me know what you like!

Drivetrain:

It's a PINTO motor! Embrace it! C3 automatic and an 8" with 4:11 gears

The engine has a custom made header and a custom made intake, both made by me with help from friends. There's 2 weber 44 carbs on top. The internals of the engine are stock, but the heads ported and has been modified for a solid lift cam.

Chassis:
2x3 box frame made by the original owner. The front and rear suspensions I re-did later. Check out the pics. There are quarter elliptical springs front and back. I included a picture made from pro/E, the cad software I used to design the front end. Every seen that done before? The shock mount also mounts the spring and the headlight.

Wheels:
Just changed the wheels to 16" steelies with Firestone bias ply rubber. So far, they ride better then I though they would, especially in the back. I still run some stainless trim rings with caps.

Body:
yea. right. it's PPG primer black. She's also had a good taste of Bonneville salt. I left it on the tail light and license plate!

Interioir:
Custom by owner... haha.

Lifestyles:
Builder, Old-School, Hot Rodder, Build-It, Drive-It, H.A.M.B.

Comments:

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erock805

December 20, 2008 20:42

We should be able to post vids!

18wheelburnout

December 19, 2008 13:44

thats a nice rat. i have an old 46 chevy. ill post a pic or two, come look at it.

LUCEROU521

December 6, 2008 09:03

OLD SKOOL OR NO SCHOOL. NICE RIDE!
PS: LETS RACE!

TBucketmanMi

December 5, 2008 20:37

I can't picture who you are. I am sure I knew you because I was Cadillac Durability Test Analyst for years, in the office with Brian and the guys. Post a pic, thanks

TBucketmanMi

December 4, 2008 02:18

Yes I did work at the DPG,

twinblown

December 3, 2008 08:15

Excellent write up on the 66 Gasser that was a real nice car he did an excellent job.

jvdesigns

December 2, 2008 11:05

What is Church of Hot Rod????? Did I miss something ?????? No I did not get a newsletter.

Jason

twinblown

November 26, 2008 11:12

Already done did that, there is about 1400 members in our club but about 500 of them are active on the NTBA chat board.
again thank you for much for a great article.

Ron

1320Designs

November 26, 2008 11:00

Funny you should say that. I actually met him today at school. I'd be down for stoppin by. I'd like to see how his is done...

twinblown

November 26, 2008 07:05

All I can say is GREAT job on the write up of the twinblown bucket, thanks again guys you did an awesome job. You know i tried getting the lope out but it did work, Im at 6000ft here in NM and I just need MORE AIR.
Again thank you so much for a job well done.
Ron

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