Projects The Levee Leveler (A Single Seat Racer Circa 1934)

It's an arm breaker for sure! That's why I put the handle on haha! Thanks mang!

 

I forgot the best pic. I grabbed my wife from the garden to give me a visual of how everything was fitting.

 

Not much new to report as the house is keeping me pretty busy but I did have my flywheel lightened a bit and my clutch disk re-lined.



I also lengthened my drag link so the steering is done. (No pics)

I made a gas pedal modeled after one that is in the Atlas Chrome Special.

Thanks for looking (David and Tim .)

 

I dig the heal rest and the little side guide in the pedal. Good idea and puts your foot right where it's supposed to be every time

 

I want to be just like you when I grow up!! Looks awesome!

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Step one: grow better mustache

Lol

 

Awesome build. Very nice workmanship. It makes me miss my car. 1930 Chevy with a 292. Might have to try again with an old time drive train. I hope you don't mind the picture. Thanks again, Gary

 

Nice, car too [emoji12][emoji106]


It's time to pull out the Ski Goggles and surfer pants, and drive that baby like you are***** Kurtis in/on The Bug!!!
Let her take the pics!!

 

Haha!

Gary that's neat! Thanks for the kind words and the pic. I hope mine turns out as nice as yours!

Ha! I kept thinking of ol' Crafty***** Kraft when we were taking the pics! She took some of me but I'm fatter and uglier than***** so I will spare you all, ha!

 

Hi Mike!

 

!Hola! Mi Amigo!

 

GO MIKE!!!

 

With most of the key pieces in place I decided to start trying to figure out what the body is going to look like for the thing. I picked up some plywood and started goofing around with dash and firewall ideas. The structure of the cowl will be made out of angle iron and tubing but I don't want to commit to anything until I make a (somewhat full) mockup of the body. Baby steps.

 

Having that wood shop is handy I see! Looking good Mike. Mixing bias plies and radials? Your a wild man! Lol

 

You've got great taste. The Detroit special is my favorite non Miller board era car! First time I've seen this build thread,nice work!

 

Subscribed! I wanna watch!

 

It's gonna be good, Hell, it's already real good!

 

It is very handy! And yes I'm a rebel breaking the rules, haha!

The Detroit Spl. Is so great! Thanks for checking in Pat!

Thanks fellas. The encouragement is nice!!

 

You Have the Vision Looking Good!! This little baby is going to rock!!I be following!

 

Well we had a meeting of the minds today.
We test fit the car, checked all the angles and in the end concluded that it meets code satisfactorily and work may continue.

 

Yesterday I was able to spend most of the day and evening in the shop. I did a little craft time cut and paste with some cardboard and plywood to get an idea what this little guy was going to look like. There is a little refining to do here and there but for the most part I like the shape!



And pushed outside for a looksee...

 

Oh and then this morning @Rootie Kazoootie posted this pic on my favorite sprint car history thread. I'm pretty jazzed because I feel like mine is looking pretty similar to this one proportionally?

 

This rules so much!!!!!! I'm excited! I wish tuki was here to see all the progress but he's too busy losing going fast?

 

Go Mike! #FOS

 

Haha! Do you even hamb bro?

I'm going I'm going!! #FOSbrother!!!

 

Great job your doing there...


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Holy smokes @Stogy! Those are fantastic!

 

Great car! beautiful workmanship too.Just really like it.

 

Fantastic thread!

 

Been following this post for awhile & loving the car & pictures.. Realized - have you ever read or checked out ( do a search for ) "Bob Lawrence's Vintage Auto Racing". Lots of great old pictures.