Wiilie Nelson Special Superduke

racephoto1 · 7/12/10, 6:47 PM

Bob,

The car was the last Watson to make Indy, the car Bobby Grim drove. It has been restored as it was before the Grim car.Beautiful job I must say too.

TQ29m · 7/12/10, 7:48 PM

Is it the one he just did for a guy in Pa, I think? And I might add, a very expensive one as well, he paid more for the "altered" chassis, than most folks could dream of, but he wanted an "original" Watson Roadster, and was willing to pay the price, and it did start life as a Watson Roadster. Yes, it was beautiful, and it is one that can be driven, the engine was made up of almost all new parts. Bob

7/12/10, 7:48 PM	#22 Re: Wiilie Nelson Special Superduke
TQ29m Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 6,650	Is it the one he just did for a guy in Pa, I think? And I might add, a very expensive one as well, he paid more for the "altered" chassis, than most folks could dream of, but he wanted an "original" Watson Roadster, and was willing to pay the price, and it did start life as a Watson Roadster. Yes, it was beautiful, and it is one that can be driven, the engine was made up of almost all new parts. Bob __________________ "Being old, isn't half as much fun, as getting there"! Ole Robert I!

7/12/10, 6:47 PM	#21 Re: Wiilie Nelson Special Superduke
racephoto1 Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 4,253	Bob, The car was the last Watson to make Indy, the car Bobby Grim drove. It has been restored as it was before the Grim car.Beautiful job I must say too.