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Category Archives: 1930s
Ran When Parked: 1929 Model A Pickup
This post originally appeared here, at Hooniverse.com. From the “This is probably too much of a project for you” file, a 1929 Ford Model A pickup for sale in Helper, Utah. There are people out there who could turn this … Continue reading
Posted in 1930s, Project Cars
Tagged 1929 Ford, 1929 Ford Model A, 1929 Pickup, Crack pipe pricing, Project from HELL
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Ear Candy: A Supercharged Inline 8 Cylinder Powered Roadster
This post originally appeared here, at Hooniverse.com. Some ideas just sound right. An example of such an idea is taking a straight eight Packard engine, adding a McCulloch supercharger and four Stromberg carburetors and dropping the whole monster in … Continue reading
Posted in 1930s, Custom
Tagged Blown Packard, Hot Rod Packard, Packard Straight 8, What heaven sounds like
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Quick Hitter: Great Review Of “Boys Of Bonneville”
[image source: justacarguy.com] The film, “Boys of Bonneville” has been discussed here before, but not nearly to the extent that Jesse of http://www.justacarguy.com has done. His review caught my eye when I noticed a couple of my photos in his … Continue reading
Posted in 1930s, Race cars, Sweet videos
Tagged Ab Jenkins, Boys of Bonneville, just a car guy
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Quick Hitter: Mormon Meteor Metro
The original Mormon Meteor III had a Curtiss aircraft engine that displaced 1,670 cubic inches. This weak facsimile only has 543. The Meteor had 750 hp, this copy has 330. Hit the jump for a shadier picture.
Posted in 1930s, Items of Interest (Not for sale)
Tagged Ab Jenkins, Bus wrap, Deusenberg, Mormon Metro, Step to the back of the Meteor
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Ebay Find: 1931 Ford Model A Snow/Mud Track Coupe
This post was originally written for, and appeared here, at http://www.hooniverse.com. When it comes to cigarettes, the more descriptors in the name, the more likely they are meant for women. For example, Virginia Slims Ultra Light Menthol 120s are surely … Continue reading
Posted in 1930s, Custom
Tagged Model A track Coupe, Need but don't know why, Snowmobile A, Vintage off-roading
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Rick Prelinger’s Lost Landscapes Of San Francisco – Archival Footage
This film is a bit of a departure for Need That Car, as it is more historical than automotive, but don’t worry, there are a ton of cars to glance as the film rolls along. Rick Prelinger has spent countless … Continue reading
They Were All New Once: 1936 Chevrolet Assembly Line Film
(This post was originally written for, and appeared here, at Hooniverse.com.) The Great Depression was in full swing in 1936. However, Roosevelt’s New Deal was now three years old. Things were starting to improve. The U.S. was going back to … Continue reading
Utah Autorama Debut: Roy Lovato’s 1937 Ford Roadster
Ford made a roadster in 1937, but there has never been one quite like this. This jewel comes from the creative mind of Roy Lovato Senior, and it is brilliant in its execution. Click through for more of 37th Street.
Posted in 1930s, Items of Interest (Not for sale)
Tagged 1937 Ford roadster, 37th Street, Autorama, fenderless 1937
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Truck Thursday – Fiat Edition
This post was originally written for, and appeared here on hooniverse.com. Fiat is all the rage right now. The Abarth is coming sometime this quarter, the 500 is selling in decent numbers, and finally there is an option for people … Continue reading
The Story of Ab Jenkins – Boys of Bonneville Trailer
Owner of dozens of land speed records, Ab Jenkins was the famed driver of the Mormon Meteor. He was also the Mayor of Salt Lake City from 1940-1944. Amazingly, he set 21 speed records while in office. The 2011 film, … Continue reading
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