1928 - 29 Ford hot rod

Jerald Lamphier’s ’28 Ford showcased a rarely seen ’39 Lincoln V-12 capped with Ardun finned heads breathing through a three-pot intake.

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vu sur BC ce sympathique '29  







d'ailleurs cette teinte fait partie de mes choix pour la olds...

prend le marron de chez dacia ou de chez bm ils sont tres beau  

Original Henry Steel 1928 Roadster Pickup
GM Hugger Orange
3 pc. hood
231 cid. Buick V6 (3.8L)
New TH350 Transmission
TCI Built Frame & Suspension
8" Ford Rear with 3:50 gears and quick change cover
Coilovers and 4 link rear suspension
Drop Axle Front with Four Link and steering stabilizer
Ford Fairlane Steering
Manual Disc/Drum Brakes with Dual Master Cylinder
New BFG WWW Radials
Steel wheels have chromed rims, and painted centers. 41 ford caps.
New Lokar Shifter
New Carpet and Sound Deadener
Recently Refurbished Walker Radiator w/ electric fan
Sid Chavers BopTop w/ matching side windows ($3500)
VDO Guages
Halogen Headlights/ LED Front Signals / 1938/1939 Ford Taillights
1940 Ford 16" steering wheel
8 gal fuel tank. (truck gets 22-27 mpg)




Truck has been finished over 15 years, and has logged over 37000 miles. The paint looks great, but with mileage and years, it does have some chips and minor flaws. I have been diligent with touching them up, and have extra paint, but I will be up front to say it is not perfect. The truck will make you proud at any Goodguys, NSRA, or local event, but may not be indoor show quality! It has a great shine, and is laser straight. It is a great 5 footer, and only you will know its flaws. There is no rust or patch panels though. Everything but the dash and steel hood is 1928 Henry Ford.

Dan was born in the early 1950’s and caught the bug by tinkering with cars with his old man out in the garage. By the late 1960’s he was well on this way in souping up his own rides and in the 1970’s started building, fabricating, painting, and customizing similar to his idols before him. He has built, customized, or assisted in the process for others dozens of cars and trucks. He has never made the fortunes or experienced the notoriety of the “big boys” but he’s never sought that out either. In fact, he was never in the “business” but rather just kept things as a simple hobby and past time. To this day, he still lives a humble and quiet life only about 10 miles from where it all started.



 
Due to debilitating health issues, Dan has had to slow down in recent years. While he still stubbornly enjoys his tinkering around in the garage, he has not had the financial wherewithal or the physical capabilities he once had. He has one last custom car endeavor that has been in the works the past several years. In order to try to make that dream and project a reality and to settle a few others of life’s necessities and obligations, Dan is offering up to you his nostalgic and multi-award winning “Emerald Lady”, a 1928 modified custom Model A Ford Roadster Pickup that he started in 1992 and completed in 2003.



Body, Bed & Exterior: The all steal body derives from an original 1928 Tudor sedan pulled and hauled out of an old barn in Ravenna, Ohio in the Spring of 1992 (photo can be provided upon request). From there, the customizing and modifications began.
 
The windshield posts were leaned back 7° degrees and the rear of the sedan body of cut off and later replaced with a custom hand-made all steal pickup bed and bottom rear pan. The bed has a removable white vinyl Tonneau cover. In the bed you where you will also find the 10 gallon spun-aluminum fuel tank. The taillights are 1939 Ford teardrops with glass lenses.
 
The roof of the original sedan was cut off and later replaced with a custom-made removable steal top covered in white vinyl. This top can be easily removed to make the car an instant convertible but does require at least 2 people to remove the top. A small rear window was made in the top taken from a late model Lincoln Continental.
 
The grill shell is a 1932 fiberglass unit with stainless steel inserts.
 
The stainless steel headlights are off a 1993 Peterbilt which has built-in turn signals.



 
Interior: The interior is done in white and aqua marine vinyl. The dash is modified from a 1932 Ford truck and has a custom gauge panel with Stewart-Warner gauges, auto meter tack, and Superior steering wheel. The bucket seats were modified from a 1980 Ford Fiesta.
 
The dash was autographed by The Alexander Brothers, Mike and Larry Alexander during participation in an auto show held in Landcaster, OH in 2003. Larry later passed away in 2010 but his Brother Mike lives on. The first cars these guys built in the 1950’s was a Model A with a beefed up Flathead V-8 and a 1931 Model A truck known as the “grasshopper”.  They certainly enjoyed Dan’s creation as well.
 
Radio: AM/FM Radio with cassette. Speakers mounted behind seats.
 
Chassis: The chassis is a stock Model A frame which has been modified to be fully boxed in. American rear coil over shocks, Pete & Jake’s front shocks, Speedway Motor’s rear radius rod, Panhard Bar, split wishbone front, 1932 Ford front I-Beam axle, 4 inch stretched and dropped Mustang steering box, 1976 Ford 9 inch rear end, 3.00 gears, 10 inch rear brakes, 1940 Ford front brakes, and 1948 Ford truck master cylinder.



 
Wheels and Tires: Front wheels are 15x5 chrome – 5x5 ½ bolt pattern. Front tires are Diamond Back Classics 165R15 with 2 ¼ inch wide white walls. Rear wheels are 15x7 chrome – 5x5 ½ bolt pattern. Rear tires are Coker 255RX15 with 3 inch wide white walls.
 
Paint: The paint is PPG base coat – clear coat, emerald green poly. The car was fully painted by Dan/owner while the pin stripping and lettering was done by the outstanding hot rod artist Jeremy “J Bird” Lockard.
 
Drive Train/Engine: The engine is a 1950 Olds 303CI, board 40 (thousandths) over, heads shaved 20 (thousandths), mild hyd-cam, crankshaft turned 10^th under, 1956 Olds distributor, Hurst front motor mounts, custom headers – lake style, Edmunds 2x2 intake manifold, Rochester 2G carbs, Edmunds valve covers and air cleaners, Mister Gasket electric fuel pump, transmission is a 1949 Olds Hydro 3 speed-air cooled, with a 1985 Camaro floor shifter – Hurst cable operated.
 

 

• 1928 Ford Roadster with an all steel Brookville body.
  
• Exterior is finished in show quality candy gold paint.
  
• Chopped stainless windshield stations and frame
  
• Powered by a fresh 331 ci Hemi motor with Dual carbs and custom header, backed by a turbo 350 transmission.
  
• Built on a custom 32’ chassis which features a 5 inch chrome drop axle, a SoCal brake system, Currie 9 inch rear end, a Drive Systems drive shaft, Flaming River steering column, and custom suspension.
  
• Limeworks removable steering wheel
  
• 32’ Ford custom headlights
  
• Spun aluminum fuel tank
  
• Walker radiator
  
• Custom interior with “Sandal” interior
  
• Gennie shifter
  
• All custom pin stripping by Doug Dohr
  

Beautiful 1928 Model a tudor sedan . It is chopped 5" and channeled 3".It sits on a custom made chassis made out of 2X3" tubing, has a built in drive shaft loop and a protective plate around the U joint. The frame is powder coated as well as most parts on the car.  The engine is a supercharged straight six with two, two barrel carbs.(Carters)The engine is completely rebuilt with a set of custom Ross forged pistons and an Iski Turbo cam. Plus a completely rebuilt  C~4 transmission. Out the back is a Nine inch rearend with 3:24 gears and 28 spline axles. Four bar rear suspension with coil springs. Parallel leaf springs up front with friction shocks. Has a 1936 Ford axle with 1941 drum breaks. Custom made interior with a 1958 Edsel  dash, new auto gage mechanical gages . Bomber seats with a suspension and padded. All the glass is new and is safety glass, tinted. Custom 16 inch  wheels from Early Wheel with new trim rings and caps, white wall radial tires from Diamond Back Tires. The Gloss black metallic roof panel is completely removable to enjoy the summer sun. The tail lights are 1959 caddy. Along with a 30's school bus stop light that is the third break light. Halogen headlights up front.  The steering is by a 1973 Camaro manual gear box. This car has more details that can be listed. It is a crowd pleaser where ever it goes. Very easy to drive. All parts on the car are new or rebuilt, No Junk! Also ,it made the cover of Old Skool Rods.

 
Brookville new steel body
 
 
Custom 32' ford chasis, American stamping rails
 
 
302 Ford V8, Ford motorsport aluminum heads and cam
 

 
 
Demon carb 4 bbl
 
 
AOD automatic overdrive
 
 
Magnum 4" drop axle
 
 
Lincoln ft brakes, Buick drums
 

 
 
8" Ford rear axle, 3:80 Auburn posi.
 
 
Leather seat patina, seat heaters
 
 
Southwind heater
 
 
Chasis, axles and underside all painted gloss black enamel
 


 
Excelsior radial tires
 

 

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