Projects It's T time for me...

Oh cool, should be another awesome build. The way you work youll probably be cruising this thing by the end of the month.

 

Aw*****, you snooze you lose I guess. Atleast it went to a good home.

 

You're one of those guys that just knows how to build an early Ford right.. Watching this one.

 

Thank you for giving the rest of us something to strive for!

I can barely keep up with your builds, much less try to build at your rate!

 

104" wb...

 

Looking great Andy! Is that a new shop???

 

Ok....so how'd you punch the deuce like bead?

 

Yep, that's my new digs, Mike! And after YEARS of building hot rods in one-car garages, it is a joy to work in!!

Master, check out SamIyam's tech thread, I used the same method he does. Works like a charm.

 

Sweet! thanks.

 

Sweet!!! Another T build thread. I'm subscribing.

Can you post a link to the home made 32 rails you were talking about earlier?

 

Never mind...
The page refreshed when I posted.

 

You're a car building maniac Andy. . . taking my seat at the back of the class.

 

Wow...Is this gonna be the anual build thread? I'm glad to have another one of you're builds to subscribe to!

 

Ok I hooked already - this should be a cool ride ��

 

ingredients for a prehistoric (gasp!) four bar... (!)

 

Andy,

You can't use that axle, it's all bent up and wobblely and stuff...

Also 4 bars are for gold-chainers.

WTF man, I thought you knew how to build traditional cars!?!



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You didn't even stop in and say Hi? This one will take longer now that you're inside, you won't have to work fast to stay warm. Man 104" that's long haha.

 

Put me on the list of those wanting to know how the '32 type revels are done.

 

He described it above, I also did them on the frame for my RPU.

Sliced mine with a zip cut blade.

Be prepared for your share of distortion, the tubing moves all over the place with all that welding on one side.

The rails can be straightened out with a few slices to bring them back and some more to curve them to match the body as I also did.

Pictures in my build thread as well.

 

Thank you. When you get old you miss a lot.

 

Correct, I did/do the same thing. Here is Sam's thread

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=305273

Neat project, looking forward to seeing it on the Salt.

 

Badass already.

 

Andy I knew it was just a matter of time till I saw your next project!!!! I'll be watching to see your latest magic..
I'm going to Detroit this year, any chance I'll see yo there. Thanks Bruce

 

I'm more concerned about there only being one break drum...

 

you guys worry to much. its a light car. one drum should be enough

 

Awesome! I was talking about you Andy. Car is kinda neat.

 

Looks like you will have yours done faster than me and I started years ago... T's seating area is a challenge - I be looking forward to seeing your approach... Great stance

 

i'm loving the chassis- it looks great!

 

Dig it! Subscribed!

 

This will be interesting to watch, can't wait!

I've got to ask, your 6'1" -6'2' right?

Design features include:
A hole in the firewall for your feet.
A seat mounted between the frame rails to keep the bugs out of you teeth using the Duvall or you have to lay way back (land luge)?

Just kidding, I'm sure it will be cool, Can't wait!