Thanks guys for all your good comments! Makes my day! Also motivates me to start a new build. All fabrication is done, so the finishing assembly is a little boring. But than again, i can get me an Hot Rod and ride with my friends again! Fenderless, here are a picture of the shifter! Did not find any good picture of the rear corners, sorry. The tools that I use are a bead roller, shrinker/strecher, english wheel and in some cases i use a Pullmax. Br Rodge
looking great! curious- how did you form the body line? bead roller after forming the shape of the panel? <img src="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/_6ZPeIFs40Xg/TafKJNMD1qI/AAAAAAAABLo/24xQTSG5zbY/s800/bodyline.jpg" height="277" width="337" />
Nice! Have you gotten the door on yet? Oh! Smilys on your right hand side!! .................................. Taildragger&fenderless
Thank's for your kind words! So here i am, almost done with the Modell A. Just some small nick'n nacks to fix before hitting the road. Need to call an electrician, i'll do most anything but wiring, hate it! Hope to get to Kala raceway next weekend for some dirttrack racing, but need to test it on the road first. Here are some pictures of it, also picture of my modified and a fellow Grinders dragbike that i did this winter. Br Rogge
Wow! It turned out really cool! Can't wait to see it on the raceway, going sideways! Decoliner did a fantastic bodywork, as allways! I will come by and help out with the electric issues. Now, when you soon will be out of work, what's your next project???? Another Modell A? or..... ..................................... Taildragger&fenderless
Awesome, grinder1!! I'm a big fan and you know it! It's looking very cool and it was even cooler to drive last weekend. hehe
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