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Thursday, July 14, 2011

Interiors of the rare luxury Pullman Palace, Parlor, sleeper and observation cars

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Sunday, April 3, 2011

My award for best of show, 2011 Goodguys Del Mar Nationals goes to Ralph Whitworth and this exquisite leather interior and hemi engined t bucket

0 comments Posted by st at 9:18 PM

I want to know who did this interior, I want some leather like this!

Love the floor, the minimalist appearance of gauges and the leather glove box, geez that leather covered trans tunnel is awesome. That is top shelf, friends.

Damn cool header in the left corner of the above photo

Damn I love these seats

Sweet tank straps and trunk... that trunk isn't paint matched, but I like the patina, and love the size

John of T Bucket Plans just let me know that this was built for Royce Glader by Eric Peratt of Pinkee's Rod Shop over an 18-month period in 2004-05. That beautiful leather interior was done by PJ's Upholstery of Denver. To PJ's upholstery, I give my apprecaition and standing ovation! Eric Peratt gets a standing ovation, and I hope enough business that he someday brings down costs to where a broke guy like I can afford his expertise!

Sunday, January 9, 2011

Cool kids pedal car interior matches the parents Mustang

0 comments Posted by st at 4:20 PM

Monday, October 4, 2010

Pierce Arrow, bigger than you think, about the size of an Escalade or Expedition

0 comments Posted by st at 7:22 PM

The Startix.... what a great name!

Above the driver, looks like a vent

Elegant and simple design to the gauges

Looks far more comfortable than the modern seat foam material, looks like a comfy old sofa

Just below the pull rope is an interesting piece, looks like a cigarette and lighter holder, or maybe pens and paper, and it has a beautiful clock on the face

Nice handles!

I'm completely amazed at the handcrafted wooden mirror, notice that the above and below photos have the light (beautifuly simple) on the opposite sides of the mirror, these are mirrors are on both sides of the rear window.... each mirror had a different dispenser. One was perfume, I forget what I was told the other had.