Hi, I’m new here, and I’m building my first hotrod. I find information here all the time, so I decided to make an account.
Welcome to the well! The well of freely and eagerly given help with your project. Feel free to drink from said well until quenched. Jeff
Hey...You put the master cylinder on the wrong side. Just kidding. Is that a bantam roadster you got there? Seems very little.
Welcome to the H.A.M.B. That frame looks to be a postal Jeep frame. That could be why the stop pedal is on the passenger side of the vehicle.
A 1916 reo, on a jeep frame, and I’m down in esst Texas Sent from my iPhone using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
Yeah, it’s a postal keep frame lol, I’m keeping it rhd. The body was pounded out by some guy, and the grill shell is from a reo. Sent from my iPhone using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
Liddykiddy: Thank hou for posting your project. Gave me inspiration for the idea I had. I have a 48 CJ2A frame I always thought would make a good foundation for a jalopy of some type. I would benefit from seeing more images of your progress, and learn about your engine and transmission of choice. Is that the Postal Jeep’s rear end you are using. Thanks so much… Retrolad
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