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| The 1st
Street Rod built entirely on the web! |
Interactive Automobile Construction...
we made history!
| Project33 is a 1933 Ford 3-window highboy
coupe that was built on-line and documented in a step-by-step fashion. Over 35 sponsors
were a part of the project along with many talented people whom offered their time and
expertise. This is truly a great hobby, filled with excellent vendors and manufacturers
who are there when you need them and fellow hobbyists who are some of the nicest most
talented people I’ve ever had the pleasure of knowing. As many as 22,000 visitors per day logged in to watch
and participate in the progress during the six year build (eight if you count two summers
of final tweaking). The stumbling blocks, head scratching and do-over’s were
documented with everything else along the way and consequently has given hope to those who
have questioned if they have what it takes to build their dream car.
Project33 made its public debut at the 2004
SEMA show in Las Vegas, while still unfinished. It has since been shown at the 2005 HRR
show in Indianapolis and several local South Dakota shows. It has appeared in several
magazines (in various countries) and on national television.
The car is ready to be driven or shown and is
presently for sale to help fund the next project. I would like to formally thank all of
the sponsors of Project33 as well as the many people who helped, for their involvement in
this historic build. It was an educational and rewarding project, but most of all it was
FUN and the car couldn’t have turned out better. It looks, sounds, and drives like a
million bucks!
Scooter (AKA Scott Nelson)
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