Miss Vick Has Her New Red Shoes and She's Hot!

[Steve Ciccalone]

I finally mounted the original Aurora Red wheels on my unrestored Victoria. The car looks totally different with the undersized Garfield ww's and straw wheels removed. I'm indebted to Larry Bailey for parting with these wheels and several other nice original parts for the car.

I really wanted to bring the car to Saratoga Springs but was unable to for a number of reasons. Jim Lowery was kind enough to go through the car and make it roadworthy and I greatly appreciate his expertise that he lent to it. This was huge as I had no time but now I can at least enjoy it 'til winter. I'm looking forward to driving it to Fitchburg next April.

Larry only had four wheels so I'm looking to upgrade the spare as it is in poor condition compared to the four on the ground.

I'd be interested to know of other original paint Vic's '32s/33's&'34s. If anybody is restoring a '34 I will always be glad to provide answers if need be. This is my only running V8. I love my Model A's but as they say in Boston, Ms. Vick is "pissssaaaa."

[1934]

Beautifull car, Steve- thanks for posting the pics!

[Vic Piano]

Very sharp lookin car! Vic

[Lawson Cox]

Nice looking Victoria. I have extra space in my shop where it sure would look nice if you need a place to park it. lol

[41ford1]

Aye Ya, That cah is wicked pissa. I hope to see you out and about around Manchestah some time soon. Might you bring it over to Cruising Downtown during Labor day weekend?
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[tierod]

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rare and nice

[HOTRODSURFER]

very nice!!

[Seth Swoboda]

Hey Steve, that is one amazing car! It would be great if we could get my 31 Vick and your 34 together for a picture sometime.

[37ford4dr]

looking good i have always liked red wheels

[dean from bozeman]

Steve, that is one gorgeous vehicle. How many miles does it have on it? Are there any other original parts that you need for it?
Dean

[53F100Jeffie]

Very Nice, Thanks for posting. My father in law has an original 1940 Opera Coupe. It's great to see original cars!!!!
Jeff

[41panelmark]

sweet!

[fordbud]

Steve
Here's Deja Vue all over again.
I started restoring this vicky in 1967 and have owned it since.
You will see that I have gone the opposite way changing my wheels to solids.
But Change is good.
Bud Orr

[ora masters]

Originally Posted by Steve Ciccalone

I finally mounted the original Aurora Red wheels on my unrestored Victoria. The car looks totally different with the undersized Garfield ww's and straw wheels removed. I'm indebted to Larry Bailey for parting with these wheels and several other nice original parts for the car.

I really wanted to bring the car to Saratoga Springs but was unable to for a number of reasons. Jim Lowery was kind enough to go through the car and make it roadworthy and I greatly appreciate his expertise that he lent to it. This was huge as I had no time but now I can at least enjoy it 'til winter. I'm looking forward to driving it to Fitchburg next April.

Larry only had four wheels so I'm looking to upgrade the spare as it is in poor condition compared to the four on the ground.

I'd be interested to know of other original paint Vic's '32s/33's&'34s. If anybody is restoring a '34 I will always be glad to provide answers if need be. This is my only running V8. I love my Model A's but as they say in Boston, Ms. Vick is "pissssaaaa."

steve i am 84 when i was a teanager we had one same color some time it wpuld not srart we would hook team and wagon to the vicky and i would pull it round and the barn till it started thanks for the pictures ora

[Django]

Both are great looking Vickys.

[FlatheadTed]

Great car ,We don't see these down here.