Model A progress # 5- IT RUNS!

Yes, it's possitive ground. That extra wire is the tailight wires, I have not got em hooked up, they are just laying across the inside.

 

Scootermcrad put the roadster on his blog, thanks man!!!!

http://scootermcrad.blogspot.com/

 

Lame!!

I may do the same thing.

 

That thing looks tits! You're the coolest kid ever.

 

That fuel line is kinda shiny.

 

It was a quicky Gonna do something a bit different down the road, but this will work for now

 

You going to Monroe??[/QUOTE]

Yup, I'll be there. Hope to see you.

Keith

 

Very nice Chris.

 

Badass! Sounds great!

 

Chris,
That is kick ass!! Sweet and simple! Looking forward to seeing what comes next! Hows the coupe? Anything new with it??

Bugsy (Jason)

 

Very cool old school Chris!
Aces & Eights approved!

You should run with us to Billetproof in June.

Rick

 

Yup, I'll be there. Hope to see you.

Keith[/QUOTE]

YEAH! You'll see me, I'll be the guy buying the wrong parts I don't need at too high of a price!

 

Coupe is good, have a little carb work to do but runs strong!

 

Were you at the Tri City's swap meet last weekend? I know Bill Ross pretty well.

I would LOVE to go with you guys to Billetproof...but I won't be able to make it this year

 

Looks terrific.

 

Always great to hear them run again. Congrads on the progress.

 

Thanks man, wait til you see the exhaust I'm doing for this buggy!

You going to Monroe next weekend?

 

No monroe for me. I have told myself I dont need anything more in the shop.

 

Not to Gay up the H.A.M.B to much, but... Happy Birthday.
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=360230

 

Congrat's looks & sounds great! - did you scream IT'S ALIVE !!!

 

Yeah, it was something like that! My Dog used to howl like crazy if she hear the coupe fire up when it was stock, she loved riding in it and didn't want me to forget her Well, when this thing lit off, she was a howlin away like mad!!!

 

Didn't get very much done at all this weekend due to my Birthday, Mothers day, and my Girlfriend graduating from Gonzaga University!!!

But I did manage to make an exhaust system out of a 35/36 Ford driveline. I need to shorten it a little so it's not so close to the rear wishbone, but other that it should work fine!

 

That sounds great. And looks pretty cool, too.

Congrats to Jamie on graduation!

 

I'm super proud of her for going to school, someone has to be the bread winner

See you Saturday!!!

 

Cool--Cool---Cool!!!!!!!!!!!


Mike

 

Good for you, it's comming along and will be a badass roadster when you finish. Keep posting updates.

 

The car looks great Chris.
Sounds good too.
I have one in the shed I would like to do the same thing with.

 

I got my new (old) Thickston today, couldn't help but to mock it on the engine destine for this car. It's a 1934 221.

 

Oooo I'm very curious bout' this build now, seeing as I'm going with the same power plant.

 

I think the Thickston is a perfect choice - Not the norm - & the high rise mounts will fill the engine bay a bit up top - I'd be happy to find any original twin carb manifold in that condition...... they seem a bit thin on the ground over here along with all the other good stuff....... could go re-pop but first choice is always a good original.
Spence.