Hot Rods one of our new projects.another 32 chassis

Now that's entertainment, one very cool ch***is!

 

T5?

Do you have any pics how the drop out X member looks when connected to the trans, and lowered from the car? Trying to get my little brain around what you did. About 10 years from now, I MIGHT be able to copy your work..haahah for now, it's bent tubing and lots welds and grinds...

 

That framework is RAD!!! Keep it up!!

 

Nice one Danny up to your usual excellent standard, Keep them pics coming.

 

Wow! my hats off to the metal working skills!

 

i'll take some pictures and post on monday.

the trans is a tremec tko-600 5 speed.if you look at the center of the crossmember you will see to diagnal lines going from top to bottom.that is where the center drops out.it has two bolts,per side,that come in from the bottom that holds it together.the part of the center crossmember that has the trapazoid shaped holes stays in the frame when the center drops out.

i hope this makes sense.

-danny

 

Pretty slick arrangement with the dropout. Very clean and functional. How did you do the rivets? Are they heated and swedged against a backing bar or ???

 

Impressive workmanship. Makes me want to through my stuff out back and start over!!

Looks like it could've been done at the factory... but I wonder what the price of a '32 would've been if Ford had taken the time to do this level of work???

You are truly an artist.

Thanks for the inspiring post.

Rich

 

Beautiful work. Love all the details - this customer is definately gonna have a unique ride!!

 

where you cant see the back of the rivets,i welded them.where you can see them i used i used a air chisel with a bit to round the heads,and used a buck bar to back it up.all of it was done cold.it is hard to heat them up and work with them at the same time.

glad you like them.

-danny

 

all i want to do is to inspire or inform with my posts.please don't give up on what you have because of what i do.i have been blessed to have customers that let me run wild.i have learned the most when i let my mind wonder.

thanks for the kind words.

-danny

 

Yeh, I think the thing i am most jealous of is your customers..!

Do you think the work you do creates the customers, or do the customers request stuff to this standard?

 

several years ago,i had a customer that would push me to my limits,in all ways.at the time it was soo tiring to work for him.i never knew if what i was building was what he wanted,so i would go out of my way to blow his mind.i found out,that was what he was wanting,my very best at that time in my life.that started a change in the way i build cars.following him i had another customer,that would trust me with the plan for his car.he would step back and say blow my mind,give me your best,and i did.i have worked on ten cars for him.some customers i have to continue to prove myself to them,it gets tiring,but it makes me better.other customers are friends of my customers,and they come to us because they want the same thing there buddy has.each customer i have had over the years,has made me who i am.they are the ones that deserve the credit for my builds.

our shop has become known for our ability to build a nice,well built product.with that reputation,we have been blessed with the customers we have.

that was a great question,thanks for asking.

-danny

 

You 32 guys are frickin' madmen..... Terriffic work.

 

Nice stuff Danny, as always.

 

I strive to be like you Danny and If I do that I know my customers will be happy!!!!

You and your dad are awesome

 

One word - WOW!
Great work!

 

Excellent work!

Just curious though, when you layer the rails like that, are you going to do anything to prevent rust forming between them? It would be a shame if the finished car starts to develop streaks of rust stains down the rails because of that.

 

As always, I'm thoroughly impressed!

 

i epoxy primed between them before i welded them together.

thank you for your concern.

-danny

 

thanks don.glad you like it.

you comming to the roundup?

-danny

 

That's awesome! I love the fab work.

Roadster? coupe? is it another restored original body you are using?..those are my favorite.

 

So I dont get it, is this frame going under the green roadster???

ha ha ha...

Nice work as usual.

-Jason

 

WOW - thanks for sharing, the ideas and the inspiration.

 

even though i like stirring up trash,this ch***is is getting a brookville roadster body.no fun there.

glad ya'll like the ch***is.

-danny

 

I've got it on the calendar. If life doesn't throw me any more curve balls (like the last two years) I'll be there.

 

Awsome where can I get those rivets

 

WOW!!!!!! nothing i can say that has not already been said. unbelievable, great work.

 

great work, first time of seeing the thread. Awesome stuff