Some peices of history on my 37 roadster

[Pep]

I have been gathering some history on my 37 roadster. Recently, I met the guy who owned it 40 years ago, so now I have created an exclusive page just for this. I know some guys here know a bit about it, as I was using the brains trust on the RRT to guide me along in the rebuild. So, for those that remember, and those that don't, go here for a bit of Aussie history.

http://www.pepsgarage.com/pieces_of_the_37s_history.htm

[enjenjo]

After reading the history, and seeing the accident results, it might explain the dip you had in the frame rail.

[Pep]

Might have had something to with it Frank....as well as the rust and the supercharged Chevy twisting it in all directions   The only evidence I found was the left hand inner guard had a few wrinkles. I'm surprised he was capable of standing to pose for the photo. He said he was knocked out a while.....His driving record was not good either. He had pictures of other cars he had, and he totalled a few....So keeping the 37 in one piece was a bonus.

[348tripower]

I have been gathering some history on my 37 roadster. Recently, I met the guy who owned it 40 years ago, so now I have created an exclusive page just for this. I know some guys here know a bit about it, as I was using the brains trust on the RRT to guide me along in the rebuild. So, for those that remember, and those that don't, go here for a bit of Aussie history.

http://www.pepsgarage.com/pieces_of_the_37s_history.htm

That is one beautiful car.

[Aussie Rob]

Al,

Those first two photos are the top floor of Roselands carpark.

Cheers,
Rob

[JimAust]

Very cool history!