Lets see Hot Rods with a Quick Change

Lets see your pics of car or trucks with a Quick Change .

Thanks

 

This is my ride built it all my self .The quick change was one of the first parts acquired for the build .Looking forward to seeing what she will do.My last 2 cents

 

My 32, Winters QC






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Here is my Halibrand Champ in my 33 roadster. Not running yet, but looks good.

 

PHP:

I never liked seeing coilovers hang down from the rear of a roadster. My solution.

 

Here is one that Hotrod Works did for me.

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The winters is in my old mans plymouth and the black and red one is a 32 that we put together at the shop.

 

my pos

 

This is the earlie Hildebrand Mag quickie in my lakes modified 29. I have converted to full floating axles and disc brakes. Running 5.20 gears in it at the present time. Love the sound.

Rex

 

That's a clever setup.

This thread is rad.

 

1972 frankland quickchange

 

Mine at a wide 62" full floater, disks, JFZ calipers with a Locker and seven sets of gears for $750...! Winters with an older style Franklin rear cover.

Sorry no good photos of the QC but everybody I raced knows what my rearend looks like!

 

Here's mine.
HemiDeuce.

 

Early Culver City Halibrand V8 quickchange in mine.
One photo taken before I switched to 18" rear wheels and four dirt track tires....Mike
NOTE; click onto picture to enlarge...then click enlarged picture again for an even larger photo.....

 

Cool thread.........keep em coming!

 

Here's one - I'm just about ready to start it up this weekend.

 

Kennedy's.....

JH

 

Sweeeet!!!!!!!!!

 

She's not done yet... but you get the idea. I love quick change rears! (long time)

Winters quick change, 48 bells, converted to big-bearing Ford with 31 spline Dutchman axle shafts. Hot Rod Works did the conversion for me.

 

Anyone got a pic of that drag vette in the mid 60's with a halibrand independant, just saw it in a mag

 

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Kiwi QC - current project just put on hold

 

Got one and love it. I carry two extra gear sets with......ya never know.

 

I have posted this pic a million times, so what's one more...

The full size Frankland style is the other side of the quick change world compared to A-V8s sweet little blue roadster. It is big and ugly compared to the small V-8 style, but it handles well over 600 horse of blown Pontiac without complaint.



I love, yes I love, I mean I LOVE!! my quick change. I can't even imagine jumping in my car and not hearing it.

-Abone.

 

Mine, Culver City Halibrand.