Classic 1930 Ford Coupe Hot Rod at Bastrop Car Show
Powered by a 354 cu. in. FirePower Hemi out of a 1956 Chrysler, a 1957 Dodge, or a 1956/59 Dodge pickup (“Power Giant”). Making up to 355 hp it was the first production engine rated at
Category: Coupe
Last Saturday’s Auction: Two Studebakers
Two sparkling Studebakers at the Long Center at Lady Bird Lake, a 1952 Studebaker Commander Coupe and a 1951 Studebaker Business Coupe. This dazzling Motostalgia auction was presented by Motoreum, linked at right.
1966 Fiat 2300s Coupe at Motoreum
Designed by Ghia’s Tom Tjaarda, the 2300S Coupé is powered by a twin carb 2.3-litre straight six making 136 hp, and 145lb/ft, pushing it to 0-60 in 11.6 seconds. Weighs about 2800 lb, with four wheel disc brakes. Classy
1968/9 AMC Javelin Fastback Coupe in N. Austin
AMC Javelins were pretty good cars, a bit lighter than the other pony cars of the time, and could be had with big V8s. Successfully raced, too. This looks like a base version.
1953 Oldsmobile Custom Coupe
At this year’s Lonestar Round Up.
1935 Ford Coupe for Sale at Motoreum
This very nice all steel car is for sale at Motoreum, linked at right. More info here.
BWW Z3 M Coupe at Austin Garage
These look like so much fun. Not at all interested in the roadsters, only this awkward coupe, promising a malevolent good time.
Jesse’s 1941 Ford Business Coupe For Sale
Jesse owns Davis Rod and Cycle on S. Lamar, link at right. PS. This car is now sold.
