Ya, I noticed when you were having trouble
getting signed up and then you fianally appeard
on the net. Welcome! I've been trying with the
national Mopar clubs, but nearly everybody there
is muscle car era. They were great when I was
running a 440 '66 Fury, but now that I'm into
older stuff I'm sorta the red-headed gran child.
I figure if I can't raise the fenders on the
body, I may just jack the back end back up
enought to clear the tires. I really got no
business trying to run in Modified Roadster.
Good to hear from you, and good luck with runnin
your A bomb. B'ville has been my dream since the
early fifties, and I think I'm really getting
close at last. I ran Maxton last spring and that
was a blast - can't wait to get back this coming
spring to sort out the roadster.
--- joe boogie <boogiewoogie12@hotmail.com>
wrote:
> Hey Dick....just a word from a "newby" on line
> (here only since last
> week...)but an "ol'farty" when it comes to
> cars. If I wuz innyer shoes,
> I'd be gettin' ahold of the National Ply/Do or
> mopar club and find a sage in
> it who really knows them ol' hunks o' iron and
> ask him to look over the
> photos you provide him (or her...sorry!)with.
> I bet you could get an answer
> pronto. By the sound of it, I think you
> oughta be able to put sompin'
> ta'gether ta fit inta "Street Roadster". After
> all, WHAT IS a street
> roadster? Every one is pretty much hand built
> as to the owner/builders
> wishes right?
> I been upset for years that my chopped n'
> channeled'31 Foad COU'PE
> won't qualify as a "street roadster" jus'
> 'cause its got a top! Oh yeah,
> and I did'nt put fenners onnit either. ....but
> I could. Sure would too if
> I could run in a vintage body class instead of
> facin' alla them newfangled
> 'maro's an' firebirds an'such in Gas Coupe
> where SCTA would most likely put
> me. Yah right; can'ya just see a barndoor
> A-bone coupe goin' what is it?
> 227? Th' moon's made outta green cheese too.
> But that's OK my dream has
> allas been to run Bonnie an' I won't really
> care how fast as long as its
> the best I can do. That's what its all
> about..Isn't it? That and the
> lifelong friends we make. AMEN, brother.
> annyway I've been followin' you delimma with
> interest and thought I'd put my
> two cents in just to stir things up. Don't
> mind me, I'm just a Hot Rodder.
>
>
> Doug Anderson,exiled somewhere in N.Y.
> State
>
> -street driven, wannabe/someday D/GC D/GCC
> D/A???
> chopped n' channeled '31 Foad Coupe
> (332"-327 power at present..)
> (Circa 1960 styled with red scallops over
> white with a #12
> on its sides as seen all over the pits at
> Bonneville 50)
>
>
> >From: Dick Jurkowski <lsr_man@yahoo.com>
> >Reply-To: Dick Jurkowski <lsr_man@yahoo.com>
> >To: Wester S Potter <wspotter@jps.net>,
> V4GR@aol.com
> >CC: "land-speed@autox.team.net
> land-speed@autox.team.net"
> ><land-speed@autox.team.net>
> >Subject: Re: Roadster Rules
> >Date: Mon, 25 Oct 1999 07:03:26 -0700 (PDT)
> >
> >I'll get some photos on line here for sure. I
> >know now that it's not a Plymouth, maybe a
> >Maxwell?? The rear end is most distinctive,
> and
> >somebody whose into antique cars will probably
> >recognize it instantly. From what I've got so
> >far though, i know it can't be a gas roadster,
> >and it probably ain't going to sqeak by into
> >street roadster, so I might as well start
> >thinking and researching Modified Roadster -
> >-hmmmm- gonna have to change my signature
> block
> >on these letters.
> >
> >
> >
> >--- Wester S Potter <wspotter@jps.net> wrote:
> > > Apparently the Plymouth badge replaced the
> > > Chrysler 4 cylinder after the
> > > 1927 model year. June 6, 1928 was the
> first
> > > production date on a Plymouth
> > > automobile from what we found. The '28
> model
> > > had a Q in the identification,
> > > the '29 a U but aparently the cars are
> > > identical. The 1930 car is similar
> > > but the engine block has square corners,
> the
> > > '28 and'29 had rounded corners.
> > > Have some very accurate old car guys here
> who
> > > enjoyed doing the research.
> > > Wes
> > > ----------
> > > > From: V4GR@aol.com
> > > > To: bbutters@dmi.net,
> > > dwarner@electrorent.com, lsr_man@yahoo.com
> > > > Subject: Re: Roadster Rules
> > > > Date: Fri, 22 Oct 1999 23:40:15 EDT
> > > >
> > > >If its not a Plymouth maybe its a Maxwell
> > > since that's what became Plys. At
> > >
> > > >any rate it will be able to run as a
> street
> > > roadster or a modified if it is
> > >
> > > >pre 28. If it is post 27 than it can run
> in
> > > any roadster class. If it is
> > > >about the size of a T it will be
> considered
> > > pre. If its about the size of
> > > an
> > > >A it will be accepted post. I think you
> will
> > > find the inspectors will work
> > > >with you to help you have a class legal
> car.
> > > Rich Fox
> > > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
> >=====
> >Dick J - - ECTA #72
> >G/FCC - - ??/Roadster
> >
> >(Roadster under construction
> > and
> >still seeking an identity)
> >
>
>
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Dick J - - ECTA #72
G/FCC - FX/GMR
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