Hey everyone! I've been doing a lot of internet research and I keep landing on this forum so I decided I ought to create an account. My grandpa (old hot rodder) p***ed recently and I'm the new owner of an old 327/4-speed he had laying around. I found a half-finished project (1923 Studebaker) from a local guy and decided I'm gonna try and get it all together and on the road. We worked on an old 1975 Corvette years ago and it was a fun piece of **** to drive. I'm not new to working on cars but I've never attempted a project this involved so it'll be fun to learn and try to make this thing work.
Welcome to the Hamb, I'm sure you will find lots of help. BTW your photo's didn't work. HRP Try this tutorial on posting photos.
Welcome. Love the Studebaker rod,extra cool being out side the normal box of rods. I did a lot of rods n custom over the years,even kept my Miami Sr High School rod 60/61/62. Almost 20 years ago,I thought I still had one more build left in me,and started on a 1917 Hup roadster w V8 Flathead Merc power. But now @ 84 yo, it's just a lot parts,never will do it,so its forsale. Good luck!
That's a cool starting point. First tip.......... Turn your wheel dollies 90 degrees so you don't have to strap the wheels into them.
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