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Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by cully33, Jun 28, 2013.

  1. 383deuce
    Joined: Jul 10, 2009
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    Cully,
    How was the swap meet? My guess is you came home with a pocket full of $$ as I know you had some good stuff for sale. I went to one a few days ago and found nothing at all. Sure miss the old days when you could find all kinds of good parts and a guy would run out of $$ before making it all the way around the meet.
    Take care mate...
     
  2. cully33
    Joined: Mar 19, 2007
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    Hi Dennis, well unfortunately I did not end up going, as the forecast was for thunder storms and rain, did not want to get all my goods wet, so will have to wait until the next swap so no pocket full of $$ for me.
    Cully
     
  3. fnjunk
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    from Australia

    Hey Cully any movement mate?
    Been Waiting patiently for your next move.
     
  4. cully33
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    Sorry have not got a lot to update, have been busy working on the house will update when I have a bit more done.
     
  5. louisb
    Joined: Oct 13, 2008
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    Wow, great build so far.

    --louis
     
  6. timwhit
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    Can hardly wait.
     
  7. cully33
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    Hardly worth updating but I managed to complete the emergency brake, truth is I have purchased a new property so have been busy with my current property getting it ready for sale, hence work on the roadster has come to a virtual stop. That and the fact that the new property has no shed/workshop, once I sell my place all my cars will have to go into storage until I can get the funds together to build a new workshop, but I hope to get a bit more done before that happens.
    Anyway this is how I did my emergency brake, I had this bell crank in my shop not sure where I got it from or what it is off, something with rear brakes only possibly a model T.
    It needed a few mods to suit my needs so will let the pics tell the story.
    DSCF4079.JPG DSCF4148.JPG DSCF4150.JPG DSCF4154.JPG
     
  8. Nobey
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    Good to hear from you again Cully, hope it won't be long before your shop is up and running.
     
  9. cully33
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    Before and after shots.
    DSCF4147.JPG DSCF4176.JPG
     
  10. cully33
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    K member drilled to suit new bell crank and bolted in place, threaded a piece of lathe stock for clevis, using a stock 42 - 48 cable and cable horseshoe form a junkyard 80s Ford Falcon.
    DSCF4186.JPG DSCF4188.JPG DSCF4190.JPG
     
  11. fnjunk
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    from Australia

    Love your work Cully.
    Hope you don't mind but I'd like to copy a few of your mods when building my coupe.
    Congratulations on the new home.
    You could always save your self building that new shed just by sending a couple if those rods my way.



    Shit just got real.
     
  12. DeLuxe 32
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    I call the the '36 !!


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  13. fnjunk
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    from Australia

    Sorry DeLuxe 36, the 3 window and roadster were both on my list
    Hopefully Cully will throw in a couple of those enamel signs too if he has no where to display them.
     
  14. DeLuxe 32
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    How about I take the 5 window, you have the roadster and we can share the 36 ?? You can have the signs.


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  15. hot-rod
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    wow...what a great thread. thumbs up :D
     
  16. 383deuce
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    WHAT!!!!!!!!!!

    NO SHED??????
     
  17. fnjunk
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    from Australia

    C
    Cool I can live with that.
     
  18. cully33
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    Thanks Rich, hope to have a bigger better shop once things settle down and I have the funds.
     
  19. cully33
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    Guys stop trying to divvy up my stuff :D, it's just going to be a temporary shut down.
     
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  20. cully33
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    Thanks glad you like it.
     
  21. cully33
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    PM sent Dennis you are the first to see the new place.
     
  22. Austinrod
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    from Austin

    Just wondering what front window frame that was that came off your roadster if it was original version or after market
    ImageUploadedByH.A.M.B.1420423899.926482.jpg
    Mine is a 32 frame on my 31 roadster with modified top piece
    ImageUploadedByH.A.M.B.1420423969.780301.jpg


    From Austinrod
     
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  23. cully33
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    It's an after market unit with 2" chop came with the roadster when I got it.
     
  24. ct1932ford
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    Love this build! Brings back a lot of memories. :cool:
     
  25. cully33
    Joined: Mar 19, 2007
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    Thanks, I really enjoyed your Coleman Coupe build, if my roadsters turns out 1/2 as nice as your coupe I will be a happy man.
     
  26. ct1932ford
    Joined: Dec 3, 2010
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    Thanks! Check out my roadster build. That is what you roadster remined m
    Thanks! You have a nice build going on. Check my roadster build, that is what your roadster reminded me of.
    http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/time-for-roadster-refurbish-hiboy.637287/ Good luck with the rest of the project! Mark
     
  27. 509garyd
    Joined: Nov 17, 2013
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    Awsome '32' roadster, I have just spent the last 2 hours reading your updates and love your attention to detail and craftsmanship. Good work man....


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  28. cully33
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    Thanks glad you like it, I appreciate all comments.
     
  29. waxhead
    Joined: May 11, 2013
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    from West Oz

    Cully, glad to see that you are still making a little progress. You might have to sell off some of your cool collectibles to fund the new shed. Do you have any cool old banger parts ;):D

    Good luck with the move into the new property
     
  30. rpm56
    Joined: Nov 29, 2013
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    Top shelf work you do there Cully, congrats. What are the black brackets used for on the legs of the engine hoist? IMG_20150107_080209.JPG
     

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