1927 “LRHC” Roadster Pick Up Truck

“LizardSkin keeps my “LRHC” Roadster Pick Up Truck cool and quiet. Use this product once, and you will never use anything else.”

— Bill, Pottstown, PA

We hear this from many of our past customers. After struggling through past car restoration projects involving cutting, pasting, and rolling of sound deadening mat products, when introduced to a seamless, long-lasting spray-on insulating product, you become a customer for life!  LizardSkin’s coatings are the most modern heat insulation and sound damping products used in the automotive industry.

• How is it applied? – Easy preparation, seamlessly applied, and easy cleanup. Check out the application instructions for LizardSkin products.
• Need extra protection? – LizardSkin TopCoat is a rattle-can applied product designed to provide additional abrasion resistance.

Ready to buy LizardSkin Sound Damping or Ceramic Insulating coatings for your Roadster Pick-Up Truck? Head to shop.lizardskin.com to place your order today! Have some questions about LizardSkin? Head back to the home page for an overview on the insulating and sound deadening products and application process.

About The 1927 Roadster Pick Up Truck

The 1927 Roadster Pick Up Truck symbolizes an important era in automotive history, particularly in the evolution of utility vehicles. This period saw the rise of versatile vehicles that could handle both personal and commercial needs, a concept relatively new at the time. The 1927 Roadster Pick Up, often associated with models like the Ford Model T Runabout with Pickup Body, was among these innovative designs.

These trucks were designed with a simple yet effective layout: an open cab with a single bench seat and a cargo bed at the rear. They were primarily crafted for practicality, with enough power and durability to handle rough rural roads and the demands of small businesses. The Roadster Pickup’s design was a precursor to the modern pickup truck, offering a blend of everyday functionality and the ruggedness required for heavier work.

Their introduction was timely, meeting the needs of a rapidly industrializing America. Farmers, small business owners, and even urban dwellers found value in these vehicles for their dual-purpose utility. The 1927 Roadster Pick Up Truck stands as a testament to early 20th-century ingenuity in automotive design, laying the groundwork for future advancements in the pickup truck segment. Its legacy is reflected in the enduring popularity and versatility of pickup trucks today.