He gathered parts for 50 years before building this hot rod!

[@mrblanche]

I have stood and talked to Doc, and learned as much as I could about this car, and watched it run and cruise with our club, and still, every time I see it, I learn something new about it.

[@Techll]

Great Video!

[@Royboyproductions]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@craigpennington1251]

Most people don't have that kind of time. He's very lucky to have been around to do that in that timeframe.

[@Royboyproductions]

Well, technically he did it when he retired from racing, so that's why he had the time to build it. It took him 50 years to get the time to do it, sounds unlucky to me!

[@donaldcochrane3283]

Very cool. Irember seeing this a lot. Street rodder maggzine other places so cool

[@Royboyproductions]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Roadsterguy32]

I did see this car in Rhinebeck NY. I really liked it.

[@JohnnyJalopyArt]

great interview !

[@gregschultz2029]

Thank You For The Great Car !!!

[@darrellpatee2165]

Great interview ! Would love to see that car !

[@galentaylor9953]

Color me green with envy.

[@YGroadcapitain]

can we now SEE the car???

[@Royboyproductions]

There's images and video of the car throughout the video.

[@Ecosse57]

what a story!

[@Royboyproductions]

Doc has so many great stories, and usually he has some piece of memorabilia to back the story up too, He's an old racer and they all seem to have great stories :).

[@pmd7771969]

They showed it briefly

[@Royboyproductions]

Who showed what briefly?

[@pappabob29]

That DOES sound like one "healthy" flathead. Need to get educated on the 180 degree crank. Thanks for the "cool" interview!!