Thread: Project American Graffiti Coupe

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Hey Bill,

I don't sell any of the cars but I do build them for people from time to time. What type of Graffiti Coupe are you looking for? Are you wanting a BALLS ON REPLICA or a TRIBUTE CAR???? These cars are pretty hard to come by as all the guys that have them love them to death. Really, who doesn't want to be John Milner??????

Hey Guys,

Just thought I would post this Picture of one very cool looking 32 Ford that just made it into the newest Street Rodder Magazine. The car is owned by Ron Wolcott and the Body was made by New Age Motorsports. I'm telling you guys, NO ONE builds a better body than Ed and Chris over there at New Age Motorsports!!!



Talk to you all soon!
Rick

Originally Posted by project thx 138

Hey Guys,

Just thought I would post this Picture of one very cool looking 32 Ford that just made it into the newest Street Rodder Magazine. The car is owned by Ron Wolcott and the Body was made by New Age Motorsports. I'm telling you guys, NO ONE builds a better body than Ed and Chris over there at New Age Motorsports!!!



Talk to you all soon!
Rick

Thanks Rick for the additional picture of Ron Wolcott's Coupe. I bought a recent Street Rodder magazine with their 2012 calendar, and Ron's Coupe made I think June. Awesome car! Ed called me the first week of January, and he started my 32 5 window Coupe. I'm so excited! I'm bringing up the 521 stroker/C6 in early February for him to set in. I can't wait to pick it up when it's done. Here's a pic of the engine, with the new Sanderson Jayster headers with 3" dumps I bought for it. I also picked up some cheap Hoosier 29.0 x 12.5 R15's for the rear tires. A local guy on Craigslist sold them both for $275! They are like brand new.

Either spot on or tribute car would be fine, I have searched all over the internet and not found much. At this point i am probably looking to build my own. Thanks for the response and if you hear of anyone wanting to part with one of these, I would appreciate a heads up. wberr73149@aol.com.

Thanks Again,
Bill