Here is a picture of our beloved classic cars, which includes a 1934 Ford 5-window coupe with rumble seat and a 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 2-door hardtop. Our son and daughter have both used the 1934 Ford 5-window coupe in their weddings. In each of their weddings they rode in the rumble seat from the church after the wedding.
The 1934 Ford has a three two barrel setup on a bored and stroked 42 flathead engine. While our 1957 Chevrolet has a warmed over V8 with a 350 turbo transmission, it’s restoration was a full frame-off custom theme.
We always enjoy getting them out on nice days and cruising, but sharing them with our children on their special days is a real bonus.
Tom and Carla Roland
Central Illinois
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Great classics. I too am in central Illinois and am currently looking for a 66 or 67 El Camino. Any leads would be greatly appreciated. Enjoy those beautiful rides Tom.
Tom I don’t consider the cars to be butchered but rather saved from the crusher and used as fine examples of automotive history for generations to enjoy be it stock or modified. USA freedom of choice !
More automotive history butchered. What a shame.
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Thanks for publishing the pictures of our cars.
Tom:
I agree with Scooter. Those cars are gorgeous and not
Only are they an example of 2 generations of American iron, but they have a history of their own. Being a kifetime jemory fir your kid’s beautiful day nakes them even more special!