NZ Hot Rod – August 2019

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This Euro ‘32 Sedan wears a nice patina, and a wild racing look

with his Moon tank and magnesium spindle-mount front wheels.

Steven also brought out his ‘56 Mercury mild custom from the

UK. We love the candy gold pearl paint and the root beer roof.

This ‘62 Dodge Dart wagon is Priceless Paint’s

shop truck and features a wild paint job.

Brian Newman’s ‘36 Ford coupe is powered by a

blown 284ci French flathead and a T5 gearbox.

We dig the ‘27 Track roadster built in the US in the

seventies. The car still looks cool and now drives in the UK.

The Chocolate Diamond ‘30 Ford coupe was built by Neil Etasse from

Guernsey, Channel Island. The coupe was chopped 2”, channelled 4,5”.

The frame was zedded 3”, and the power comes from a ‘58 Chevy 283

This ‘29 Ford roadster was built in the US by Richie Willette. The roadster

is powered by a hopped up Model B banger with dual Stromberg 97

carburettors. The car was raced at the 2014 Race of Gentlemen. Muy

Humble from Switzerland is the new caretaker of this piece of history.

Adrian Smith from Buckland Automotive had his ‘29 roadster

built over a Deuce frame out for the first time. This awesome

traditional roadster is powered by a hopped up flathead engine.