Well it not another 914 but I got a new toy in the garage and its almost as fun...1925 Ford model T roadster.....Really fun to drive.
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Congratz!

It reminds me of the `32 Ford rumble seat roadster hot rod that I helped my uncle build when I was a kid! 327, 4 bbl, Vette indy rear end/suspension, etc. Scary fast!

I know where you'll be this weekend!


Tom
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Well that'll turn some heads! Nice score!

These are all fun cars. Hers a couple that I have owned. 1931 roadster pickup, and a 1929 roadster pickup.
Craig at hot rod camp

SWEET, they are fun aren't they.....

Always wanted to drive one but never have. What’s it like?

I've been looking for a 4 person hot rod/classic to fit my family and was extremely surprised how affordable the roadsters were getting. You can get a really trick car for a surprisingly low amount of money... Looks like the dollars are going towards later model cars.


This is a fantastic looking car!! Congrats!

Me too !
'32 Ford Roadster, steel body, hot flathead V8, Halibrand quickchange rearend,
etc.etc.

Who would have thought? Me too, '29 Ford steel body, Olds Quad 4, 5 speed, and a Halibrand QC

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Not a hot rod.... Stock.

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But I have autocrossed it. Betty and I will autocross anything..... :-D



Clay

^^^^^
We have a best comment of the day winner.

My 1929 Ford. Powered by Jim Beam.

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So I am thinking about selling my 76 BMW 2002 and building a 32 ford with my dad. I don't feel so bad now. Felt like I was selling out a bit.

That's a worthwhile idea. I had a '76 2002 years ago. Great car, but I'd swap it for a '32 Ford project anytime. Just make sure you put a Ford engine in it. Flatheads rock!

Not kidding.... Here is Betty (And a few friends) flogging my Dad's concurs 55 Bel Air convertible on the AX course.

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My Dad loved to tell his friends about his daughter in law that raced his car. They didn't believe him. He left the tech sticker on the car for years after that just so he could prove it to them.

Clay

Absolutely. That is the one requirement of the build. @kelty360

I knew somebody would start something like this.....

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34 Ford Cabriolet. 944 seats, 350 Chevy now. Building a Flathead now to put in it.

Every collection needs something 'Merican!

Hey, I had one of those! Mustang 2+2 is a great car but I traded mine in on an even better one.......a brand new ‘73 914.

Well I am glad to know that I am not the only other 914er that likes to play with hot rods too. was hesitant to post it at first but wanted to share with y'all. Now I am glad I did.

My dad has quite a collection of hot rods with the oldest being a 32' chevy hot rod, next a 46' chevy truck. I've had a few 70's cars and trucks. I would still have a 70's chevy in the stable if I had the space... love that v8 grumble!

Just saw a Lincoln Zephyr this AM- had a flathead V12!! Never had seen one before!!

^ thats pretty good.

making what to get a hot rod.
all these rods you guys have could de-rail my ambition to have a stock model T in the garage. and filling my head with thoughts of auto-Xing it.

Really love the little driver behind the wheel

That's my son, he loves anything with wheels . Wonder where he got that from...