It's Foosetacular! Roadsters are as popular as ever, Foose Roadsters in particular.(News)
AutoWeek, February, 2006
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Byline: MARK VAUGHN If the best designs are the simplest ones, then maybe there is no design simpler than a 1932 Ford roadster with the fenders off and the four wheels flying. Except maybe a '33 with the fenders on, or a '34, '35 or '36, top up or down, hood on or off. Some would say a '37.
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In any case, the 1930s ushered into automotive design a series of simple shapes so compelling that even everyday hot rodders and workaday grease monkeys found themselves suddenly behaving like artists, matching the newfound power of the Ford V8 with a body that appropriately signaled its ...
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