The Baileigh Build........1930 Ford Sedan

Which piece of Baileigh equipment are you guys going to use?

 

All of our metal shaping equipment. We have some new machines that will be used on the build as well.

http://www.bii1.com/videos/power-hammer-ph19-BryanFuller-video.php

http://www.bii1.com/videos/shrinker-stretcher-mss14-BryanFuller.php

http://www.bii1.com/videos/powerhammer-video.php

http://www.bii1.com/metal-forming/metal-forming-shaping.php

Stay tuned for videos and pics!

 

Some updates for you guys!

 

Just checked out the video of the notcher, very nice, you folks have some real creative engineers there. The big question for us is how much are they, and where are they made?

 

Another fenderless, chopped, and heavily channeled model A powered by a small block chevy. Will wonders never cease?

Sorry. I was hoping it'd be a build that showed what an "A" could be, not what 7 out of 10 of them are.

 

$549

Made here in Wisconsin

 

Dunno what you are looking at but a race inspired round tube ch***is is pretty uncommon AND incredibly trick. Go study the Orange Crate or Zach Suhrs site for reference.

 

I think we're reading the same book! That's not to say I don't like them built other ways, but I've had a full fendered sedan built in my head for a while now like you described!

 

You should think about selling the cross braces and feet for the frame jig, as a build you own table kit. How much would it be for something like that, I'd be interested for the right price.

 

Thanks, will give you a call as soon as some checks come in. Sure you know how that goes....Glad to see it's made here.

 

looking good!!

 

I shall be watching with interest, I am about to start my 30 a sedan build and my base looks in the same condition.

32 frame, tri carb flattie fenderless but not too low.

 

These two photos say a lot about the build. The juxtoposition of new and old is pretty cool. I hope you guys over at Baileigh have a chrome shop connection. An Orange Crate-esque car would be awesome.

Also, I like the cart. I'm a ****er for items like that.

 

Looking mighty good!

 

It takes forever when it is a side project and not your 9 to 5 job!

 

Mmmm. That frame is looking very nice. Looking forward to updates on it. I checked out some of the videos too. Lots of thoughtful details on your tools.

 

Looking forward to seeing this come together ....

Shane ... You definitely need a Norwell rendering of the Baileigh Drag 30 ...

 

What kind of IDIOT thinks this looks like 7 out of 10 model A's ? Guys like that probably have an empty garage or knows how to do nothing. There is too much of that on here. Those kind of people should be quiet and learn from talented ones.

 

Norwell rendering of the Baileigh Drag 30?

 

Jeff Norwell does very nice artwork of your proposed build ...

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10800

And I called it the Drag 30 in light of the tube frame and rollbar ....

 

How do you get one made?

 

We need to get crackin on this project this winter!

 

It looks great' I'm lovin all the big tools.