If the make of that car is "Metropolitan", my Dad had one when I was a kid. Probably his favorite car of a lifetime. Do You know the year? early sixties?

I like the wheels but there is one in particular that i'm intrested in it's the magneto wheel made by boyd "17" front "18" rear for a 1969 camaro i would apreciate it if you would e-mail me and let me know if you have that wheel available and the price also if there is a brochure of diffrent wheels i'd like to see it. if you want to contact me by phone by all means do at (956) 212-3055 ask for vince i'll be awaiting youre e-mail or call thanx

Helo Boyd, I realy love your cars that you build. I watch your show every friday nite. I am building a 28 lakes roaster pickup. I was wondering how is the best way to level a motor, I have a 6" level on the carb base plate. Its level but the motor looks strange in the frame.It is a lot lower in the back.Is there anouther way? Help...

Was this truck built at/by Boyd's shop?

I'm interested in having a similar grill done on my 58 chevy.

Thank you
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No, it was just there for a show.

hi i love the 1936 Ford. im only 15 years old. my dad and i are building a 1936 Ford 5-window coupe. may i ask what kind of engine this car has in it?

I am in the UK and looking for a similar car, where should I go to find one in RHD.

Regards.

I see they have a 64 impala. very nice I need some help with wheel spacing affset and size can anybody help me with my 64 impala. I am getting boyds wheels.

Very shmick Boyd.

Well worth looking at and tking the time to rod.

your

Andrew Townsend

P.S when you came to Australia for the 2001 Hot Rod Nationals in Hawksbury, Sydney, you chose my fathers car for your top ten. He owns a green model A tourer with biege trim and yellow steelies. Its was you who inspired him to purhase a Wescott Duvall winscreen for his 90% complete project: a '34 ford roadster with a 454 chev big block which produces a healthy 550 horsepower at the rear wheels. I am only 15 years and in roughly two years time i plan to travel to America to meet you.

Thanks again

Andrew Townsend

I want Boyd's damn job! I love his cars.

could you tell me the colour of this picture (DSC06370) because i want to paint my uk legends.
The car looks good

I'm just wondering if this truck is stainless steel?? OR if its not painted yet...

Your Big Fan From Minnesota, Jimmy

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It's Boyd Coddington's All Aluminum Rod...

Read more about it here...

http://www.roddersjournal.com/external_movies/A_codd_compar.pdf

Dave
http://www.socalcarculture.com

Great shots of Coddingtons shop. I really like the aluminum Model A pickup. Any idea on how the torsion bar suspension works ie. where are the shocks? and what keeps the front axle from moving sideways as I cant see a cross link in the picture.

I'm saving this link to look it over when I have more time. Boyd Coddington is one of the most ambitious and talented customizers of the era, and this is an amazing collection. I'd like to look for '50's & '60's models of Plymouth & Dodge cars.
Thanks for the list.