Technical Early Ford Axles dropped in SoCal

Nice work.

 

^^^ Spot on! You'll move some product at LARS if you have some dropped axles ready to go, cash & carry. If buyers have cores at home they can drop ship (pun intended) to you for core credit.
Have business cards and a display with dropped axles and a simple general info board listing features such as hole corrections, straightening, camber (with your photos), etc.
Manning a booth can be grueling but be prepared to talk shop and politely answer questions. Know that some prospective customer's will chat you up just to catch your vibe to decide if they want to work with you, so be cool and receptive...

 

We need reliable, communicative, diligent craftsmen like you in this hobby Leo. Keep doing work exactly like shown and described and you will be booked up for months. I have a 37 axle, so I'm stoked to see that example. Kudos for what you are doing - just do it consistently and take HRTH's advice above. Good stuff.

 

Sent you a message, would like to get an axle dropped!

 

Your axles look very good!

 

Seen many good things about Sid. Okie Joe did dropped my A axel and spindle work great!

 

Let’s push this thread up

 

That guy Leo sure has a slick looking shop.

 

Your work looks very nice. Well done.

 

That's a big drop on a 37 axle, well done! if you were closer I'd be sending an axle your way

 

Here just a few more axles I’ve done. 33-36 , 37-41 , Model A . My favorite to drop are 32 heavys .

 

Another 32 Heavy, 3.5” for local Pasadena Roadster Club member .

 

Can you do a 56 f100? @Gearhead79

 

nostalgia sid has done 2 for me and both were very nice, but i heard that he is not doing any more, any body know if he is still in business?