Hot Rods Another Model A Coupe Build . . . . The Underachiever

thanks man, its a later rear end, pretty sure its a 42.

 

Looks pretty cool,Eric!! Any updates on your relocation??? Haven't talked to you since the MoFo show...Are you going to Ink-n-Iron?

 

thanks Bob, man has it been that long?
sorry about that, i have been a bit of a recluse lately.

I leave the 24th of this month . . .

im hoping to come into town for the show and hangout for a couple of weeks. we will see what happens after i get settled in. it has been a really stressful last couple of months and im in serious crunch mode.

Erik

 

some b&w's . . .

 

couple of my favorite shots before i do my final update. . .

the car runs now so i hope to have some on the road shots soon.




my work area for the past month . . .

 

You're moving to Maui Hi, right??? Good luck man. Are you bringing any cars to the island???

 

I love that car!

Just one question. Are your front shocks mounted upside down? I don't think those are monotubes so I don't think you should mount them that way?

Mike

 

yea they were upside down, i have flipped them back over, not sure if you can run them like that but it was for visualization purposes, i was trying to decide if i should run some different shocks. i have since gotten used to them.

 

yep 6 more days!!

i am shipping my Galaxie wagon

thanks man

 

I've got the same ones on my roadster. I think they are "Pro" shocks, got them out of the Speedway catalog.

I am not a big fan of their looks either, mainly because they don't have a dust cover like most of the shocks do in pics from the day. But so far they seem to have worked well for me, and they probably have the right amount of damping for lighter weight vehicles like hot rods.

Mike

 

Looks KILLER,perfect job!!!!

 

Asome job!

 

nailed it

 

Whatever happened to this coupe? Did it go overseas?