Projects Two things make a car: Wheels and stance.

Can you have stance without wheels?

 

My 3W, owned since '82 with 16" wheels

 

I'd still like to cut another 1/2 coil out of the front of the Coronet, but I'm pretty happy as they both sit.

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So when are we going to cut the roof off that thing?

 

gotta get the other one on the road first, then we will hack off the roof

 

Here's a couple

 

Nothing new but always one of my favorites. Steelies and Dog dishes.

 

Hot Rod building 101, have get the stance right, everything else will fall into place.


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Deuce and 34 Chev 3W

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A Olde Formula Still True Today.. .

 

Hahaha !!!

 

My '31 Coupe...

And a Batam I built...

 

What could be better than a 55 Chevy 210? having one in my driveway, I think Alfin is taunting me again!

 

Mine on “halibrands” and Steelies and caps

 

Before


After

 

Looks great with the change, love it.

 

One of my favorite cars was a '48 Fleetline.

I should have waited another day until he got the front end on.

 

I buy the wheels and stance argument, but the real attention getter is what form of induction you have for the motor. Like Ed Roth said, "Exposed mechanicals are where it's at!".... or some such thing.

 

A set of pix from Dec when I was finally able to afford some new DT’s for these American TTO’s
I had literally just bolted them on.
Love this look.

 

I thought from the first time I saw that car with the Cragars on it that they were the wrong wheel choice. Much better.

 

My '47....

 

Every time I see one of these, especially in the West, I wonder if it is my old one. I should never..........

 

Anyone have details on this car? Curious about year it was built. Also, is that roof filled and louvered?


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My '58 impala, '59 and roadster.

 

The After is perfect. It’s got “the look” now.