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01-29-2010 06:44 AM #1
Streamline in Denver bought the Rod Bod tooling in the last year or two and now call it the Denver Deuce, operating under a subsidiary called Deuce America Corp. I haven't seen one of their bods up close, but if they didn't improve the tooling/assembly procedure quite a bit I'd go for the Brookville.
Stevie, you make a fine protege'.Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
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01-29-2010 07:27 AM #2
My roadster body is a Rodbods, One of the very 1st. The picture of the car was hanging in their office in Sparks. The Rodbod IMO has a better inner structure than Brookville. 10 years of road time & body still looks great.
Yea- they took a few liberties w/ the cowl, firewall & doors but if I wanted correct- I'd look for Henry steel.
On a 3 window- I'd like to have to have the real deal but the price of a great body would run me off. I have a friend in Arizona who found a 3w project a few years ago. Paid 50k for it. But it's real & in the end, will be worth a great deal more.
Looks Factory!!
1968 Plymouth Valiant 1st Gen HEMI