1937 Cabriolet with walls of white

[Roffeman]

After building the dual exhaust and adding white walls it was a pleasure to back it out of the garage. The old exhaust was hitting the frame resulting in some vibrations. All that is gone and a smooth running flathead with some heavenly tunes emanating from the shiny stainless tips greeted me this morning.

Some folks opted against whitewalls but…hey, this is MY car and I do whatever I want. The radial tires makes the car ride very smooth and ruts in the road are no longer a challenge.

All in all, the car is very tight and a joy to drive. While driving through town I saw the car in the reflection in the shop windows and damn…I look good driving it.






The 1939 caps looks great with the ripple design.




It is a little tall in the nose, I think I have to bring it down about two inches.



The office: Not only does it look good, it is very comfortable. What a difference from my ’32 five window.

A great start to the summer.