Sherman 18
Master at Arms
This is my Dads car from 1958 to 1964, he built the car himself. First ran a flat head engine then ran and 312 T Bird engine.
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1929 Model A Roadster Hot Rod
- Thread starter Sherman 18
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The "Red Coffin"? rather GRAVE name isn't it???
What's the status of the car now?
What's the status of the car now?
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
Thanks Tim. The last two are from when I took it to replace my Sedan body and hoped to go faster at the drags with it. Still sitting on my chassis waiting for the time to come back.
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
Dad named it the Red Coffin when he was building it into a A/SR drag class. It was going to be red and people kept telling him he was going to die in it someday. Never got it done. He bought a light wieght Galaxie and was having to much fun in it. I took the body and was going to do racing with it ut I never got that done. Dad now wants to get it back on the road as a full fendered Street Rod.
Funny you say GRAVE. There is a Graves in my family history Great grandmother's maiden name. Her uncle fought and died in the civil war for the south. We finally put in a grave marker for him a year ago. Her brother fought in WWI. I have his coffin flag.
Salute Private Graves...I like the man already. Go ahead and get your SCV badge! Funny how quickly you can find out things given unit, company and name.