Naked-bare rolling chassis pics

My sport coupe project. Ready to blow apart for paint and final assembly.

 

A few pictures of my 26 RPU chassis early on in the construction.

 

My wifes 1938 chevy pickup

 

A chassis I built for a customer/friend, just finished putting together should be running in a few weeks.

The frame is 2x5 tubing tapered and sleeved, the lakes styled pipes are lengthened model A banjo tubes with the torque tube pivot bell welded to the ends, and the wishbones are modified early 60's Ford twin i-beam arms.

 

Beautiful work, Harv......as usual!!

 

I do not think I have added to this thread

Here is my Modified T frame


and this is my 31 PU frame

 

---56 f100 TCI ifs, TCI four link, will get a 96 Lincoln dual cammer.

 

This is mine for my '27 roadster, such as it is.

 

I'll throw mine in, nothing to special just all done in my own garage

 

Thanks VooDoo.

 

Few more from my archives:

37 Ford PU for Kustom Komet



1947 IH for a customer





1950 Oldsmobile coupe I did way back when I had hair





1964 Studebaker Gran Turismo





1954 Chevy truck frame for the Dynacorn Corp





1931 Sedan, now been cut up and totally redone by another shop









And the latest thing out of the shop, 1951 Chevy truck

 

Hey We could now call that '50 Old chassis the "you didn't build that chassis, chassis" and it would be topical instead of just sad!!! I think I took that picture if I remember correctly...

Why in HELL would ANYTHING be changed on the sedan?

 

Ask the brothers, I have no idea why.

 

mine

 

Here's mine waiting for its 30 coupe body...

 

This is one of Elpolacko's old chassis (appx ten years ago). For my 1937 ford.

 

The Chemical City Coupe chassis by JoKerr Fabrication. Torsion bars front and rear.

 

Here's mine. Pretty basic.

 

My 31 pick up. Its finished now but this is how it looked a year ago.

 

here is mine

 

please complete my education. what frame is that? it all looks to me like model a except for the front frame horns.

nice boxing plates...

 

What a perfect thread...Subscribed...

 

it is a model A frame with the front frame horns shortened up to clear axle

 

oh and thanks i made the boxing plates at work

 

cool; i've never seen that done before. good idea, though. i like it.

 

My Tudor:

 

Real beauty Bull....

Great thread!