1930 Model A on 32 rails. Build thread. (Wrecked Metals)

Steve Taylor brought this Model A into my shop a few months ago. It was on a 1930 A frame. We quickly decided to put it on 32 rails. It's of the most solid bodys I have ever seen. Hope to get it done by spring. Ill post photos as I go.









I like to let my customers get there hands dirty. Steve "Working Hard"



4 Link brackets "Before"



"After"



420HP Small block chevy

 

i'll be following this one. i like the your build style.

any more pics of the frame table? it looks like it folds down for storage.

later jim

 

Thanks. The "Frame" part of the table is removable. Then it is just a welding table.

 

SWEET idea!

thanks jim

 

Looking good ! !

 

awesome build you got started...i like those mounts...more pics please

 

WOW.that's amazing!
wait Aerosmiths Steve???? OR christian singer Steve??

 

I'm stoked. Will definitely follow this build-up. Looking very sweet so far. Don't disturb that Amarillo AFB decal from 1954. Adds a certain touch.......Don.

 

Hard to beat a chopt A coupe on deuce rails...

 

Nice!!Model A Coupe on 32 rails is going to be my next build.I'll be watching

 

Nice welds, I'll be following the build!

 

Ha! Steve Taylor not Steven Tyler. Who is the christian one?

 

cool hot rod

 

Steve taylor is a christian singer i guess...
I thought it was steven tyler Iwas going to ask for an autograph hook up...haha

 

Good detail straight away. Subscribed.

 

Just built some Headlight/Shock brackets.

 

That body does look pretty nice. Will follow since I have a soft spot for 30 A's on Deuce rails.

 

Cool looking build so far. Looking forward to lots more pictures.

 

Just did a little mock up. Its getting a 3" chop next

 

"Done by spring?"


At your pace it will done by the end of january!

Nice job

 

Ha! That is a "mock up" photo. The work has just begun.

 

I'm liking it a lot, great welds! keep it going

 

Started on a 3 inch chopp. Everything is going good so far. Time to start welding everything back together.

 

Nice work! Does the staggered chop eliminate the need for relief cuts in the back panel when welding the top back on?

 

Killer work and a *****in stance!

-Shiny

 

Nice Mark Gonzales deck Nice build also...

 

It doesn't look like it will need any relief cuts. I just cut it that way so there wasn't a strait line from window to window.

 

So where we at with this?

 

Like the 3 inch chop!

 

Did you pinch the frame?

Looks like the hood/cowl/shell lines up pretty well. Did you have to do anything in particular to achieve that?