The Crate was also a looker too, and it won the Sweepstakes Trophy at the 1962 Los Angeles Winternationals and the Oakland National Roadster Show's trophy for best competition car.
Monday, January 12, 2009
the Orange Crate...
In 1962 Bob Tindle created the Orange Crate. This car was a 1932 Ford Tudor built around a blown 1960 Olds engine mounted in an all-chrome, hand-crafted tubular chassis. It featured a hinged the body at the back for display as well as service / maintenance. The car was fairly quick for it's time, and was evident by the 140 mph / 10.61 ET.
The Crate was also a looker too, and it won the Sweepstakes Trophy at the 1962 Los Angeles Winternationals and the Oakland National Roadster Show's trophy for best competition car.
The Crate was also a looker too, and it won the Sweepstakes Trophy at the 1962 Los Angeles Winternationals and the Oakland National Roadster Show's trophy for best competition car.
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