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

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by whitlock, Dec 2, 2011.

  1. cederholm
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    BAD ASS!!!!! Great work!
     
  2. Bikertrash
    Joined: Aug 29, 2007
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    from Boise

    I can't believe it! I made the decision to sell my Buick and build a model a. ( see "I need some life advise" thread here on the hamb). I plan on taking it to your shop first thing... I'm a little hurt that I won't be your first one... Great build. Thanks for posting it.
     
  3. whitlock
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    The frame is at stock 32 specks. Cut out parts of the floor to make it all fit.

    I am still welding it all up. I will post some progress photos soon.
     
  4. great job !

    get suscribed ;)
     
  5. Ghost of ElMirage
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    YOU Sir! Are a GOD! nice job
     
  6. Bikertrash
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    from Boise

    I'm itching for an update...
     
  7. brady1929
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    beautiful chop
     
  8. Brog
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    Fucking right. Beautiful.
     
  9. ironandsteele
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    That thing is gonna be gorgeous. Nice work!!!
     
  10. dirtbag13
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    looks great , nice work as usual
     
  11. whitlock
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    Sorry I got sidetracked. Ill update soon.
     
  12. Man that looks good.
     
  13. jackalope
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    The vertical (stagger) cut is the actual relief;) Had he gone straight across, there would have been the need for a relief cut....OR a lot of metal finessing.

    Excellent work and great platform to work from!

    Grant
     
  14. whitlock
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    A little update.

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  15. OoltewahSpeedShop
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  16. FourBangNCanuck
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    from ON, Canada

    beauty chop!
    like the staggered idea. looks like thats what I'm going to do on mine.
    did the A pillars line up fine? Did you have to do any pie cuts up there?
    Would love to see some more pics!
     
  17. whitlock
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    Alright. Back at it. Had a little delay building some motorcycles.

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  18. whitlock
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  19. Roger53
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    COOL keep it comin I'll be a lookin.
     
  20. chopt top kid
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    Bitchin' coupe!!! Keep up the good work!!!
     
  21. Wow, really nice work man!
     
  22. iddragracer
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    Nice work, hope to meet you some day.
     
  23. Mr48chev
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    That is coming along great. A true study in how to build something that is simple and clean while putting those signature touches on it.
     
  24. Great build,ticks all my boxes !! has ''THE LOOK", very cool :)
     
  25. motoandy
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    Is it spring time already? Impressive coming from a home garage. Very nice work!
     
  26. whitlock
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    Here are a few more shots. I sent the body off to get sand blasted. Then it was put into a epoxy sealer.

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  27. hammered30
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    from west aus

    Nice work. The a body looks in good condition any ideas on what colour you are going to paint it?
     
  28. great job!!!that body is cherry!!!
     

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