Street Rodder Magazine Homepage

Creighton Helms 1936 Ford Roadster

The split-back seat in the car came from a later GM sedan model, possibly a '39 or '40 Chevy. It and the panels astride it wear a herd's worth of hides stitched by Jim Griffin, the go-to guy for builders like Chip and Troy and a few others of whom you may know by their first names.
Creighton Helms' 1936 Ford roadster - Wonderful Cherries From Lowly Pits Grow

 The split-back seat in the car came from a later GM sedan model, possibly a '39 or '40 Chevy. It and the panels astride it wear a herd's worth of hides stitched by Jim Griffin, the go-to guy for builders like Chip and Troy and a few others of whom you may know by their first names.  View Related Article

 

Get Adobe Flash player

Car Research Guide
Source Interlink Media © 2008 Street Rodder,
Source Interlink Media
All rights reserved. WEB-069