Features Fenderless Hot rod Trucks, Need to see them

Here is my heap.

 

37 Dodge...Not finished but a blast to drive.

 

I know, I know....yea, yea....But it was fun to build..........

 

The little chic walking by looks better than the model!

 

Very, very nice!!!

Proportions are dead-on personally!!!

HC.

 

Some way from completion but thought it may be of interest. A 32 Chrysler truck, 265 ci Aussie hemi six, auto and 74 plymount rear

 

most have seen these pics of my old can a hundred times, but if it helps here ya go.

 

This is one of the best looking 28/29 ccpu's I've seen. Everything seems in perfect porportion.
How much is the chop and channel. Also that looks like a factory box shortened. How about some dimensions on it.
Is there any chance you have a build thread on it.
Good work. I love it.
REM

 

Not mine but seen at the Billetproof Drags in Fla '09

 

This truck is very similar to what I'm building... Bad ass

 

this is mine. shes not finished yet but driven and its one hell of a driver

 

Here's mine. Not done, but definitely a fun driver! Getting close though....

 

Always loved fenderless trucks. May build one next. Great pics. Keep them coming

 

Here's my 36. The only problem, it doesn't hold much fire wood.

 

My Work In Progress....

 

My 1938 Dodge

 

Here's mine. It's got about 7500 miles on it since we built it.

 

Here's my little back yard build.

 

thank you very much! The gentlemen at The Texas Hotrod Hoedown honored me with one of their TOP 3 TRUCK awards at the show this year. A guy just north of you in Chicago layed it all out. The bed was all fabricated. I wish it was modified from an original. The frame was "z"'d in the rear and has 1940 running gear (brakes, hubs, banjo rearend springs), The bed is about 1' shorter than original, The cab was chopped 6" and the channeling was about 5". Another problem I wished I had changed was stepping the floor down by the pedals to give me more leg room. It is running a SBC V8 267 ( strange, I know) out of a 80 Malibu, paired to a Chevy S-10 5 spd. trans. If you get with me I can try to put a list together, the previous gentleman started a build book.

 

that bare metal Model A PU sure looks good, anyone have a side profile shot of it. I normally prefer the Model A to have fenders but this one has a great stance, nice size bed and overall nice proportions

 

These are the only other shots I have. There are a bunch more on this thread:
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=259101&highlight=auburn+randy

My brother owned it. It looked like shit and drove like shit when he got it. After "improving it some", he sold it to a local guy, then it was resold to someone outside of CA. I would be curious to know if anyone has seen it recently.

 

If you look really close at the post above, there's a pretty cool truck in the background.

 

Where?

 

im a bit thrown by the checker board firewall and the yellow visor...

 

Where?.....

It does have a few to many things goin' on don't it...

 

When I first started watching the HAMB there was a terrific thread on these trucks, thats where I saw Rudi's truck. I could not wait to build one. I still waiting to finish it! I have been told that trucks after '35 or so need fenders, but this '46 will work for me. How do the proportions look? 6 inches off the top & 18 out of the box.

 

mine, tons of work still to do.

 

Some pics I've stolen from here.