My version of a traditional rod w/pics

Ive been building this 27 for about a year now. It was all built from 2 local junk yards. I finally drove it, now interior and its a car.

 

Cool ride!! its nice to see your hard work is starting to pay-off when you get take that maiden voyage!

 

That is awesome man. You are a very small person it seems in the pictures.

 

HaHaHa

Good looking ride!

Josh

 

Very CQQL Jim nice job

 

Nice.........

 

That's a great car from someone so young. You don't look old enough to reach the pedals.

 

Damn nice little rod! I love it.


FONZI

 

nice car,and i wish we had junk yards a round here like that.

 

Good looking ride. Those wide 5's really stand out.
Michael

 

Nice wheels, Nice Colors, Nice Car.

 

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

I was cringing as I clicked on the link after reading the ***le of the thread....nice job. Very well done.

I can't count how many times I've heard "my version of a traditional rod" and ended up looking at a very "odd" interpretation of the term.


Yours is very cool.

 

A whole year? You must be slowing down some....

Neato!

 

Perfect color combo.

 

Nice! What junk yards did you use...?

 

kool ride man, hopefully my 49 will turn out just as kool

 

Thanks,
I was a lil worried about the colors. I mean green can kill a car, but I agree I like it.

 

Wow , what a great looking hot rod !!!

Could you post some pictures on the front suspension ?
It looks like it is a suicide axle with the frame horns ??
Thank you

W.

 

Ah - proper wheels. Gotta love them wide fives!
Lovely car, beutiful finish.
I've been driving my pile for 7 years now, yet to get round to paint and interior....

 

that car is sweet! I must also say that i find the color combo to be vary good. Great work!

 

My thoughts exactly....nice job on the ride too!

 

Looks great, Love the wheels. Pretty soon the new wheel rage will be wide fives with white drums. Garantied to put an end to the Divco hype.

 

A 4th pipe on a flathead? Must be a SoCal thing.

Damn fine looking rod, remember them looking like that in the 50's.

 

I was thinkin the same thing,,,,guy probably don't know flatheads! HRP

 

I agree! This is really nice. Are those pipes called "gr*** burners"?
John

 

Very Very nice !!!

 

Love the wide fives. But I'm old. Nice job.

 

That is very cool. No tin like that in the junk yards around here!

 

Nice, very nice indeed, love the wide 5s but am also a bit confused by the framehorns. It looks like the frame is laying on the axle.