Graham Hollywood

Just finishing my Graham Hollywood. Twin turbo Cad nothstar. Few pictures enclosed.Attachment 60376Attachment 60375Attachment 60377Attachment 60378Attachment 60379

That's bloody gorgeous!
I've never seen one before; let alone rodded!
Be proud!

Luckily I just learned something new before dying off and never even having heard of a Graham Hollywood. That car looks very awesome; great proportions, lines, trim details. Now I need to go research more about those but in the meantime, congratulations on such a fine unique vehicle.

I'd love to see more pics, too. Got any of the build process?


Do you have ductwork to help catch air for the intercoolers? They don't seem to be right behind the lower front opening.

A beautiful car, for sure. Where's the radiator on the beast? Am I missing it in that front shot, sheet metal removed?

very neat work. car has nice lines some of the body looks much a Cord. I also like the Packard sign above the door

Since we have never heard of such a critter, could you indulge us with a detailed list of body mods?

It's a work of art.

X10!! Gorgeous piece of work! :3dSMILE:

Beautifully done.

absolutely beautiful . i love those cars . but geeze are they hard to find .

under the hood just leaves me speechless .

Absolutely gorgeous and like the rest, have never seen or heard of such a car before so, yes please, I too would be very interested in seeing and learning more about your car and the build. I believed the Northstar engines were front wheel drive too but again I was wrong or you have altered it to work north south.

Very, very nicely done car!!!! What size are the turbo's? The Northstar's are such a relative unknown in the Hot Rod world, would sure like to hear the details on this one!!!

I'm just starting to dig for more info to learn about this Graham Hollywood but this wiki piece has some interesting facts I can pursue further and it might point to why Pat made the connection with Cord. Graham-Paige - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


More tidbits: http://stahlsauto.com/1941-graham-hollywood/

Well!
Interesting reading indeed.
Thanks Nick!

Very nice! You've built a detail freaks candy store..........