Lake Style Headers on Full Fender Tudor

I have been looking ..havent found it /..yet!
Is there anyone on here with a Tudor running Lake Style Headers on a full fender A with the drop outs going into the splash shields?

Im looking to run just the top of the hood..no sides.

any opinons welcome!

if year is important 1928

 

Why don't you just step up and be the first!?

 

looks like im going to have to be the guini pig!

 

But I doubt my idea only originated in my mind..some ones done it..im sure!

 

Yeah..thats kinda the idea..different vehicle but same idea..Thanks Kevin Lee

 

If anyone has a picture of fuelpumps old '37 coupe it will show the set I built for him. They didn't turn out too bad and a lot of people were interested at the time about copying them. They sure sounded super when the caps were taken off when we used to cruise the events.

Frank

 

Bummer you dont have a pic. would like to see that. are you still making headers?

 

Thanks Druss32
that sounds like its right up my alley.
Hope ya find the pic.

 

the car that druss32 is talking about is owned by drhotrodmd on here. it's very nicely done. maybe he will see this and post some more pictures.

 

Thanks 36-3window..i threw drhotrodmd a Pm hope he will shoot me some pictures of his ride.

 

I remember seeing lots of them over the years. Some guys even split the hood sides. I think it died out for a while and then it seems to becoming more popular again. Many made chrome escutcheons around the hole in the fender or splash apron.

 

Thanks tommy..thats close..and looks good..different year and model but the same idea

 

Check the old paso pictures...I saw a tudor thier that did exactly what you want to do. I actually saw the car with the cut outs running throught the fenders on the Hamb. A little work and you will have your idea right before your eyes. Good luck.

 

The 29 tudor i built

 

I really like the look of the full-fendered A's with lakes, just don't hit your door on the cap!

 

Fenderwell style dropped through the fenders.