Let see all the custom made frames...

I like to see everyones frame they have made. Include the size and gauge of metal you used.... THANKS

 

Here is a ch***is Clark and I built out of 2x4 and 2x5 with the x-member and front cross member made out of 3/16. We built a jig to curve the rails to fit the body.

 

I love frames & ch***is, they make me feel warm. sometimes I think it's a shame to cover them w/a body.
Carl of The Cheaters

 

Here are some s***y ch***is shots of CheaterKory's model t roadster frame.
We used 2 x 4 Square Tube w/Model A front Frame horns & a Model A rear cross member. We copied a Dagel X-member & made our own. It turned out nice. The car goes down the road like, nice & straight.
Your Friend,
CheaterCarl

 

heres the ch***is to my 32 Im building. Its 2x6 .166 wall with 1.75 d.o.m rear kicks, and a model A cross member.

 

Nice work! It looks wild!

 

Keep them coming...Nice start. I am my planning stages of mine and I want to get so ideas of what others have done. Thanks

 

Dumb question: How are you guys curving that 2x4 square tubing? I can figure out how to put a bend in it (notch, bend, weld), but how the heck to you get a flowing curve?

 

"Holy" bad*** frame Batman!!!

Aww c'mon... if I didn't do it someone else woulda.

Looks killer man!!!

 

11ga X 2" X 4".

 

This is my frame, but can't claim construction credit. 2x4 side rails with 1x2 mid members and repro model A crossmembers. The side rails bends are the result of a lot of saw and TIG time, and tapered up front to around 2x2. She's sturdy but a little street roddy for some tastes. Should make for a real solid and predictable car though.

 

here a few of my 27 t sedan frame .
had to throw in the 32 with 409 cause its bad *** ,
its a friends​

 

I can't get enough of this frame thing!
IT's details baby!
Be proud fellas, they all look killer!

Cheater Carl

 

I don't have any good pictures, but I made mine out of used 2x5 pallet rack crossmembers. About .080 -.090 wall thickness. Not on the road yet so it hasn't been proven, but seems very sturdy.

 

Here is some shots of my tube frame for a 1927 T.
I have used 1 1/4" Boiler tubing with 1/8" wall thickness. Front end is tortion bars onto a 46 front axle. Rear is 46 truck to get a quick change centre on final ***embly. All body panels hand fabbed in steel, except cowl and sides.

 

Here is my home made frame. It's built from 1.5 by 3 by 1/8 inch box tubing. It still isn't quite finished, I plan on adding a couple of cross members that include drive shaft loops. The suspension is transverse leaf in the front and parallel in the back.

 

This is mine for my 28 rpu lakes car, 32 side rails from Speedway that I flattened and pinched, 18 inches at the front, rear cross member is fabed from 14 ga the front is 1-3/4 dia x1/8 wall 4130.

Rex

 

awesome frameage guys!

 

oh yea that 32 coupe with the huge blower is totally bad***!

 

need more pictures of this one. dig the engineering.

 

Awesome!

 

35 Ford frame... original side rails with .120 wall round tubing backbone. I didn't make the frame, just the IRS.

dave
http://www.321irs.com
Cocoa Beach FL

 

It's my 41 International still in the making.

 

Never took any pics of mine with the cab off?? Not as nice as the others but here it is.

 

More of the same

 

More, more of the same

 

From the Shark Attak ...

 

this frame was made with sticks

 

This is one of the coolest threads! I love metal fabrication.