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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by slamdpup, Sep 14, 2008.

  1. slamdpup
    Joined: Apr 27, 2005
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    we started a new project today .. 39 chevy ..this is gonna need alot of work... some plans for her are 4'' chop, 2 1/2 '' channel ,350/350 combo will post pics as we progress
     

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  2. stretch 1320
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    Looks good from here dude, keep us posted on your progress!
     
  3. slamdpup
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    heres some progress pics we did over the weekend..didnt get that much done this weekend ..but now we are ready to put a blade in it..more to come next week
     
  4. slamdpup
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    pics
     

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  5. OshkoshRob
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    Keep us posted. Looks like a likely project for a chop.
     
  6. axeman39
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    Here's a couple shots of my 39 Pontiac [the same body] chopped and channeled w/ 3 inch drop s10 rear springs and a nova clip w/ 2 inch drop spindles[​IMG][​IMG]
     
  7. CJ Steak
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    Wow... wasn't really a fan of those cars until I saw yours. Good job on the chop. It was just the right amount and really flows well. Should've come that way from the factory IMHO.
     
  8. slamdpup
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    what was invovled doin the s10 swap?
     
  9. axeman39
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    I had to build new front spring perches the first pic shows the pass side one from inside the car as I have no floors yet, you can just see the leaf spring on the right side of the pic its black[​IMG] the second pic is from under the car same side looking from the rear forward[​IMG] third pic is looking back at the shackle I cut out the old bearing that was in the frame and replaced it with a rubber bushing and made new shackles[​IMG] fourth pic is my frame x member and floor pan grid [​IMG] let me know if you need any pics or have questions or comments.
     
  10. spanky62239
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    thats gonna be sweet when its done
     
  11. octane
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    Nice cars! I'm picking up a '38 Pontiac body this weekend. It's rough, and disassembled, and has no frame, but the price is right. Can one of you guys measure the length from center to center of the wheels? I'm on the lookout for a cheap frame roughly the right length. Thanks!
     
  12. SOCAL PETE
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    Oh that is going to look sweet when its done. I like the stance.
     
  13. I don't like it at all. :rolleyes:

    Ok so that was an out 'n' out lie. But I've been wanting to say that to someone and I know you're pretty tuff.

    Looks smooth as silk or on its way to silk from where I sit my friend. Something about an old bustle trunk sedan that just makes it for me.

    You're going to leave the slots on it? Wilbur says he really likes slots, and on that one I have to agree with Wilbur 100%.

    Hammer away you got a winner on your hands.
     
  14. slamdpup
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    weekend progress...so far i dig it
     
  15. slamdpup
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    oyea the rear fender is off to
     

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  16. slamdpup
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    how would you guys cut the front of the roof..straight across or zigzag to stay in the curved area?..im thinking straight across but not 100% sure what would be best
     

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  17. slamdpup
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    anyone have any thoughts to help me out??
     
  18. slamdpup
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    heres a little more progress.. still alot more to go but coming together
     

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