Sneak Peak from Santa at IHRS

Just thought I would throw a few teaser shots of what has been hap'nin here at the shop, it's gotten busy and I haven't been able to post much lately, so thought I would give you guys an update.

Here are a couple overall shots and a few details.....

Building a '30 roadster pick up and this blown small block chassis for a '32 roadster

Hope everyone has a Safe and Peaceful Holiday.

Take Care,
Matt (HRD)

 

That is some beautiful fabrication.

 

Lots of cool stuff going on there!!!!!!!
Clark

 

Thanks guy's....

P.S. I made them all black and white....

 

thats some really great work

 

Ahh, nothing says I love you, like belled holes and old fashion rivets.

Happy Holidays, Matt and Denny

Gus

 

Beautiful craftsmanship. The welds look incredible. I love the gusset made from tube up front.

 

Thanks guys!!

What do you think of the new hats!!!!haha

 

Beautiful work. Love it...

-scott noteboom

 

hmm Pickup Chassis?

 

Merry Holiday's foul....

 

Wow, thats some nice work there! The b&w shots sure do add that touch to em.

 

You guys just can't quit can you? Just when I think you've drug up all of the cool features to do on a chassis you have to go and cook up another one. BTW, no one has ever batted a thousand, trying to be the first?
Anyway, you both have a really good Christmas and New Year AND try to relax a bit, you deserve a break.
I'm hoping to get down to see you after the New Year. I'll let you know before so you'll have time to hide 2008's new product releases.

Frank

 

looks killer to me.i love a frame in bare metal.

ya'll do some very nice work.

-danny

 

You guys musta hired the best elves south of the north pole.

Y'all rule Matt

 

Thank you!

Pictures:
1791, 1795, 1799 and 1814 are all of the roadster pick up chassis, which is flat clear powder coated over a sand blasted surface.. We did that with the 125c roadster and it has worked out well....

It's a neat little pick up, can't wait to see it on the ground..

 

Ruler!

Doc.

 

I'm an out of work professional elf. Are you hiring?

I hope you know, that I right-click save all of your pics for future reference for my future flower pot build.

 

I thought I was looking at some very cool pics from a 50's hotrod magazine.

Beautiful shots of beautiful work. Be proud of your skill.

 

You guys really know how to craft a hot rod. I too can't wait to see this pickup, keep us posted.

 

Spectacular!!

 

cant wait to see the rest

 

Matthew, you complete me.

 

That`s nice . how are you flaring that 10 gage ?

 

With dies and a big press!

Thanks for the comments fellas.

 

WOW again !!!

 

I expect no less than what I see from you and Pops. Ever lovely stuff.

Charlie

 

The most impressive chassis work i've seen in a long time. well done!
Great pics too, magazine or even calendar quality.
Top notch work.

Mart.

 

Wow...but Santa's going to have a really rough time stuffing that beauty down my chimney. Could I just leave the garage door open and the milk/cookies in there?? That's some spectacular work...but the hats are the final touch. Well done.

 

Everytime I get to thinking my TIG welding is getting pretty good, you post this crap.

Rich