Projects A new '32 project of my own.

We put the mufflers where we want them and build the pipes to them.

 

Killing it as always !!! Looking awesome

 

Tail pipes tacked together. #brucesrodshop #somethingwickedthiswaycomes

 

Got my tires and wheels bolted on.

 

Oh baby!

 

it's comforting to know if you ever drive into a lake that the car won't sink

 

Hey! I never made fun of your wide tires on the cop shop coupe. [emoji14]

 

As always Danny - your work speaks for itself.

Im never amazed any more by what comes out of your shop, simply put the standard is always so high, it has become what we all aspire to.

Simply sublime !

 

Works for me

 

Wow! Beautiful work. Looking forward to watching this one.

 

Truly amazing engineering and workmanship! How about a 34 chassis with the good stuff!!!

 

How about this one I did a few years back?

 

Damn! That is nice!

 

Thanks for the photos. Beautiful chassis work and final product.

 

Well it's been a little while since I've posted updates, so here is the latest. I got my "turkey shooter@ exhaust tips machined. Now to weld them on and dress the welds.

 

Were those done in house on your CNC.
They are really neat.

 

Yes. I started with a 4-1/2" solid 304 stainless bar stock.

 

Really nice looking exhaust tips.

 

So close I can almost taste it. Exhaust is done. Just a few more things to fabricate on the chassis and it will be time to mount the body.

 

I will continue waiting quietly to see more pictures of the completion of this awesome build!

 

Be still my heart.
Now were talk'n, outstanding work.
Looking forward to more.

 

I met a young man and his dad from the Houston area a few years back at the Fort Worth Goodguys show that may have been Danny and Bruce. They had a street rod built in their shop painted similar to a military green with wheels like those shown in this build, and was channeled over the frame and welded to it. It was absolutely immaculate. This build is just way over the top. Gotta be the same guys.

 

Cool.
Al.

 

Was it this one? If so, yes that was me and dad.

 

a dozen deuce grilles? ^^^

 

What a super nice chassie, your craftsmanship really inspire me. What block hugger headers did you start with?
I'm running a BBC in my roadster, and i really need to re do my exhaust. Need some tight fit headers like yours.
Best regards
Joacim.

 

Sanderson headers. All I changed was the collector flange and the removal of the logo tag.

 

Thank you Danny!
Have a nice weekend.

 

Beautiful work!
A couple of questions:
How much vertical clearance between the rear axle and the frame?
Will you add/subtract spring leaves to retain that clearance after the body, gas tank, etc. are added?
I notice you added bump-stops to the '34 frame. Will you do that to this '32?

Thanks,
Gary

 

I designed it to have 2-1/2-3" of clearance going down the road. It is missing a couple of leaves right now.

I may add some bump stops if it needs it.