Paul Payne

Definitely on the right track! Regarding the tires, I suggest replacing them and the wheels with 1/25th scale items.

Rob, the engine is a V-16 made from 2 Bugatti Royale blocks with scratch built dual overhead cam heads and two centrifugal superchargers from the parts box.

Second build of the Stash Bash- Biggie Rat rat rod.

Mockup for Biggie Rat rat rod.

Bruce, it's 1/25th scale with Green Hornet wheels and tires.

First completion of the stash bash! 1933 Ford chopped coupe with 2 40 Ford noses put together for the front end. Built as a curbside, something I don't often do. More pix in under glass, I also have been working on a giant V-16 which will go into a stash bash King Rat with a Duesenberg frame, Model A roadster body and big rig wheels and tires. The V-16 started many years ago with 2 Bugatti Royale engine blocks. Added dual overhead camshafts, 2 centrifugal superchargers, and 2 large 4bbl carbs from the parts box. Will be fabricating the carb linkage and fuel lines as the project progresses.

I like it!

Excellent Deuces!

Fantastic build- beautiful detailing and finish!

my go to for weathering is artist's chalk pastels applied mostly with my fingers and a few q tips. Works especially well on flat finishes.

Glad to trade with Al- any time!

Any thought for pie cutting the body to reduce the height of the rear fenders?

Great build! Always liked this one!

I have a parts car. Has a chrome tree with wing windows, not sure if its original. Also have instruction sheet. Interested?

First project- 33 Chopped coupe mocked up on the chassis- stance looks good!

Thanks for the info!

I need some big rig wheels and tires for a project. Two front tires and wheels, four rear tires and two dual wheels.

Is the GM COE still available?

Beautiful job on a gorgeous car- hard to believe it set records in the coupes class at the dry lakes!

Will be following!

Over the years I have received lots of items in trade- several Deuce roadster bodies, two Model A bodies, some chassis- most are started projects the original builder lost interest in. Time for some resurrections! This should keep me busy for the winter, possibly longer! Already started on a resin chopped 3 window 34- grafted on a pie cut 40 hood with another on the bottom- sort of a cross between the Crisman Model A couple and the the Pierson Brothers 33 track nose. Should have a good half dozen projects. More pix when I get more done!

Good work! Looking forward to more!

Forgot my camera- anyone want to share pix?

Looking Good! Will be following!