[Lancer]

Put this together from a photoshoot I did back in 2004, Bonneville at Speedweek. Paul Reichlin's 1929 Model A survivor coupe, what a great piece of history this thing is. Enjoy the feature.

 

[maddog3299]

I worked in Mount Vernon, where Paul has an upholstery shop. When ever I was driving by he always had cool old cars and customs in the driveway. I got to know him and was lucky enough to be there the day he had this coupe at his shop. What started as a quick stop to say hi, ended up about a hour long bench racing session. This is such a cool car in person.

 

[Lancer]

I worked in Mount Vernon, where Paul has an upholstery shop. When ever I was driving by he always had cool old cars and customs in the driveway. I got to know him and was lucky enough to be there the day he had this coupe at his shop. What started as a quick stop to say hi, ended up about a hour long bench racing session. This is such a cool car in person.

Yes, it is, it captured my attention right way as soon as I saw it in Bonneville. Plus you can't beat a photoshoot on the salt. The lighting there makes it perfect for taking photos.

 

[mmhotrod]

very cool video. Nice history. thanks for posting.

 

[1946Austin]

What a neat car! But too bad it had to be sold, and lost to the man's son forever.