Dose any one have un-published photos of 1930's Lake modifides with Whippet grill shells and Franklin front axles? I have all the easy to find books covering the lakes and early hot rods. I'm working on my lakester and could alway use the help.
have you looked here ? not sure if any of them are 'unpublished' http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=415809&highlight=lakes . .
Here are a few from the Bob Giovanine collection. T mods some have custom radiator shells. Cool Modified project you got jacksonville jalopy.
Thank you so much! Jimmy B That is what I am looking for! I will post a photo of my T, as soon a I can fiiggger how to do it. Thanks again, Craig
Neat looking project. Going to be a modified in my near future as well. I'll give you hand with your pics.
Go to the *****s website and go to Pit Crew Gallery and check out Jim Renchs at Hotrod Stuffs narrowed 27 early style roadster. Very cool!
Thanks! The frame is a 1927 Wippet as is the grill. The front wheels are 19" Chevys with Coker cycle tires, as for the back it has 17" Ford wheels with 17-7.00 Coker tires. It getting lever shocks in all the way around.
No problem, I've gotten one PM about the car though so just to clarifiy, The pics I posted are jacksonville jalopy's.
Great project! It's neat seeing someone build a 3-springer. I am gathering parts to build a very similar style car. Whippet shell, 27 Chevy frame, 27 Chrysler tube axle...24-25 T body...and 4-banger powered. Keep us posted on the progress. Neal
Now, that I have all the parts things are going realy fast. I'm using a pair of split late 30's Lincoln front bars for the rear. I found a great tech in the Feb 2010 Rod and Custom on using the split bars for the back. and they have some good tech on lever shocks as well. Craig
I was able to get a wippet shell but am unsure what to do for a core. The upper tank is the tuff part. If anyone has a spare one pm me. Anyone have any thoughts on how to make one? - Norm