Helped my friend Alex pick up this nice 1935 DeLuxe Tudor on Saturday

[AlexLohmann1]

Below is a picture from Dearborn as well as a picture taken the evening before loading the car.

I'll add pictures of the partial engine refresh once I find them.

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[VeryTangled]

Some random dude beside the car on the show field @ Dearborn 2018 EFV-8 Grand National. Photo by JM.

[mercman from oz]

Alex Lohmann's 1935 Ford Deluxe Tudor Sedan on display at the V8 Grand Nationals held in Dearborn earlier this year.

[AlexLohmann1]

Thanks for the pictures guys! Fun was had by all!

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[JM 35 Sedan]

Alex, you did very well buying that car to begin with, and you've made some nice improvements to it since then. I'm always happy to see the younger generation take an interest in these cars like you have.

[Tinker]

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Nice slantback. One of my favorite yrs and style. Congrats!!!

[VeryTangled]

Hi Everyone, Well it's almost two years into the fun and adventure (and expenses ).

Alex, has been a great member of my road family for a good while now. We recently toured together at the Auburn V-8 Club event and it was very exciting to have him and his 35 along. He's working through some issues, but aren't we all? His car is gonna be good for him for a long time. Really. I promise.

There has been a lot of work done and more to do, but the fuel system was a biggie. Refurbed tank and new lines, with goodies, put on recently.

During the meet we drove 150 miles out and back to Portland IN to see a great tractor show. But dude, Alex, you're one up on me there, changing a tire on the edge of the road. I ain't had to do that yet! So sorry my jack was crap. But what are you gonna do when your buddy has a flat? Ice cream!

Thank goodness Auburn and the nearby business Tireville in Garrett (Rt 8 and Rt 327) are the types of places where they don't blink when you need to change a tube but not a tire. That was a couple of days after the flat.

Drive on, drive on.

[AlexLohmann1]

Originally Posted by VeryTangled

Hi Everyone, Well it's almost two years into the fun and adventure (and expenses ).

Alex, has been a great member of my road family for a good while now. We recently toured together at the Auburn V-8 Club event and it was very exciting to have him and his 35 along. He's working through some issues, but aren't we all? His car is gonna be good for him for a long time. Really. I promise.

There has been a lot of work done and more to do, but the fuel system was a biggie. Refurbed tank and new lines, with goodies, put on recently.

During the meet we drove 150 miles out and back to Portland IN to see a great tractor show. But dude, Alex, you're one up on me there, changing a tire on the edge of the road. I ain't had to do that yet! So sorry my jack was crap. But what are you gonna do when your buddy has a flat? Ice cream!

Thank goodness Auburn and the nearby business Tireville in Garrett (Rt 8 and Rt 327) are the types of places where they don't blink when you need to change a tube but not a tire. That was a couple of days after the flat.

Drive on, drive on.

Thanks for the recap, Jeff. Was quite the surprise for sure. Thanks to all for the great week!

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[Seth Swoboda]

Hey I missed the ice cream treats! Where was I?