Todd Varbles '37 Ford

Posted September 29 2006 03:28 PM by nlicata
Filed under: Magazine Issues

Looks Can Be Deceiving

We’ve been getting a lot of reaction to the 1937 Ford Coupe of Todd Varble.
What do you think? Is this a new trend in car building, or will it just go away?
Either way it’s different and I like that.

Nick

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Reader Comments:

1. i like it. will you be posting on other builds or post more details on Varble's coupe?

joela - Posted October 3 2006 06:04 PM

2. Just all the extra images on the web site for now. There could be some construction images in future articles.
But nothing is planned as of now.

N

nlicata - Posted October 6 2006 04:13 PM

3. kewl. can't wait to see both.

joela - Posted October 6 2006 06:01 PM

4. Wow! Didnt' know T's still around.

jumpstart979 - Posted October 18 2006 09:42 AM

5. the article on this car said the owner painted it himself. I have seen a picture of this car rolling out of the shop unfinished, but painted. How did he paint it at their shop in canada, when he lives in L.A.?

bevo1 - Posted November 2 2006 10:00 AM

6. My dad has a 37 lincoln 2dr 2seater V-12 Zephyr, The old V-12 was replaced w/ 92 Lincoln 5.0 High output tuned port driveline, auto /overdrive . the windows are tinted black and the paint is a wild custom Rasberry pearl kinda color? the grille is painted to match the car except every 3 rows chrome is alternated !! !! the uprights on front bumper are off and bumpers (both) are painted to match car as well, The front end is mustang rack, and lowered just enough! My uncle who was a collecter for 40 yrs and owned the finest examples there are!( a.c. cobra 427, rolls royce corniche conv, bentley azure turbo conv, 46 merc woody w/ marmon herrington 4wd conversion!!!! 46 chrysler town & country conv!!! chrysler airflow,numerous jags / bmw v-12 850i 188mph!!,packards,studebakers,bentley S-2, you get the point!! He said in all his years scouring the Hemmings mags and old car price guides etc He never ever saw another like this one period!! let alone for sale!! My uncle paid $50,000 for it not caring if he overpaid

COBRADIK - Posted October 14 2007 05:25 AM

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