1929 Auburn Boattail Roadster

Bill McRory built this 1929 Boattail Auburn as a tribute to his Uncle Jack. After owning the car since the 70’s and not getting around to completing it, Bill took on the project to complete the car in his uncle’s memory. With parts collected from swap meets and junkyards and fabricating what he didn’t have, Bill created his own take on this gorgeous 1929 Auburn, building it from the ground up. While he recognizes that modifying a classic like this wouldn’t be everyone’s choice, Bill wanted to create a unique car that would pay tribute to the classic Auburn style.
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[@loucostabile]

Bill, YOU'RE WORK IS AMAZING!!!!

[@CENTERLANE]

He's such a good craftsman. Thanks for watching Lou.

[@brianzimmer1846]

Great Eye Lou, been watching your video’s for years

[@CENTERLANE]

@@brianzimmer1846 I can only hope to get the kind of viewership that Lou gets! Lou's been a big supporter of me and provides me with lots of encouragement.

[@kwest30038]

Thursday December 28yh. Silly question (s) the Auburn, they comes defrost -front &back. Heat & a/c???❤🎉😂

[@robatsea2009]

A beautiful car! A friend of mine has a 1932 model that he bought here circa 1990, and since had it shipped to the UK when he moved there.

[@CENTERLANE]

Thanks for watching Rob. Love getting your comments!

[@grandwaha]

Wow, totally underplayed about how much work went into such a beautiful car. You don't see many Auburns at shows. Thank God for Chevy S-10 s and Ford rears. Their parts are responsible for so many resto mods.

[@brianzimmer1846]

Way to go Bill. Beautiful car 👌

[@CENTERLANE]

Bill definitely deserves the praise. Thanks for watching Brian.