Hot Rods Aluminum 1929 Pickup

I mean... its just... ridiculous... I mean that in an entirely positive way. Great engineering skills on show here. I'm privelidged to see your thought process. I love the stance and rake of this pickup, the angle of that chopped roof is great everything is... so tell me what are you **** at? There must be a balance!?!

Great work Robin, look forward to seeing more of your work in future!

 

Thanks alot man!

ye, there are some things I struggle with sometimes, but still learning, and want to be better you know!

Means alot to hear, I will show more things this year!

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/Robin

 

Fantastic build Robin , the finished product looks killer


cheers

Steve in Oz

 

Speechless, Your work is amazing !! Great job and well done.......

Jack

 

Thanks Steve!

Great to hear!

Thank you Jack!

Means alot!

 

...simply amazing; you have a great eye for proportion.

 

if the Swedish people don't like it, there's plenty of room left in America!
holy ****. great work!

 

that thing ROCKS, awesome skills and application of them

 

Wow, Alumatruck, you have some seriously amazing skills. I can't believe you are only 20 years old. Congratulations on your abilities, your vision, and your SERIOUS talent. Are you planning on using the chrome reversed wheels in some of the pictures? They look really good against the raw aluminum.

 

WOW! Nice Work Dude!!!

 

Thanks HAMB people!

More pictures to come guys!!

Really fun that you like it!

/Robin

 

Me and my brother after our first hot rod meet with the Alumatruck! Was alot of attention to the truck!

 

beautiful work on the truck , it turned out awesome

 

great craftsmenship... Thank you for sharing

 

Pickup **** at the highest level! Fantastic build!

 

Nice, Lazze's technique has worked out well, and the knock off tools too. I smell a storm comming..

 

well done , thank you for sharing


Jen

 

Killer dude.

 

The true hot rod spirit. If you can't find what you need, build it. Awesome work for any builder, let alone a guy 20 years old!

 

Thanks man!

Thanks alot!

Thanks man!

Fun to hear, thanks alot and I'm happy you like it guys!

/Robin

 

Hi Guys!

Some info about the weight, full of gas the weight is 882 Kilos! My weight is 73 kilos also!

Also it runs great! Have been to 4 different meets in Sweden, and i'm going to a meeting called A-bombers this weekend!

Also, there is alot more to do with it, so prepare for some updates during this autumn/winter!

Have a nice day, and I will have a great night!
/Robin

 

Verry nice work and style!

 

Since the vast majority of HAMBers weigh in pounds, converted to them it weighs 1,940 lbs....again very nice work thanks for sharing.

 

You have a great future ahead of you!
Your craftsmanship is awesome for such a young man.
Have FUN it's going to be a good ride.

 

Great job! ...not a duplicate of the original Ford, but a very nice hot rodder's interpretation of the key element of that year's design.

 

1st off... really awesome blend of new styling & traditional look...

have you done anything to protect against galvanic corrosion, between the Aluminum & the steel parts ???

 

Nice!!!

 

I just saw this build. I was all ready to say, "I'm going to follow this thead," but then it was over! Great skills and a wicked quick build! Love the truck.

 

Outstanding job!

 

great work