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20/10/2025 5:11 pm
John Bono
North Jersey
20/10/2025 5:47 pm
"A" for effort, but.... 🤨 I'm surprised it's won so many awards. 😬
20/10/2025 8:46 pm
I love it! It was daring for its time!
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
Tony Perrone and John Bono reacted
21/10/2025 1:30 am
another interesting choice John, thank you. Amazing set of skilled individuals
Tony Perrone reacted
21/10/2025 4:34 am
I get why it's called a 'Cabin' Speedster. I really like it's 1929 looks. It would look equally as cool as a roadster.
In the video, it sounds so cool; but the rear exhaust hangs too low.
Fantastic choice John, You Da MAN!
John Bono reacted
21/10/2025 7:48 am
Having built a 1929 Model A Roadster High Boy, I can appreciate a closed car like this for the fact that it can be driven on inclement weather days. The workmanship and creativity are superb and I can see why it has garnered much recognition at shows. Thanks for sharing this John.
Tony Perrone and John Bono reacted
21/10/2025 8:17 am
It is amazing how many kit and project cars begin with a VW Beetle chassis. This one was more successful than most and reflects 1929 well. The workmanship is excellent.
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