Hot Rods Does Anyone Have An Extra Set of Assembly Instructions

Is it Tab A, Into Slot B or ??????????????

 

I believe if you go to IKEA's website you can download them...

 

click here for further instructions http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?s=&daysprune=&f=5

 

"Some ***embly required."

 

I'd help you out but my instructions are printed in Greek. Looks like a good project...Tell us more and keep us posted

 

It is a '32 Plymouth PB Rumbleseat Coupe, have been trying to sell EVERYWHERE, here,
Da Bay, Craigs, not one interested party...NOT ONE !!! So it was this or my 46 Suburban,
which I traded/sold to a friend here in town. SO...now, I guess I will try to build a
hot rod coupe....you can see the frame that was just delivered from Nebraska, bought
HERE, have a '56 315 Dodge Hemi with Tripower....can't decide on a ******, and a whole
lot of body work to do....my toy funds are depleted for now, so looking for parts will be
my next move...suggestions are always welcome....it will not be a show car, just a driver, have owned 100's of cars in my 63 years...NEVER FINISHED ONE !!!! So maybe
this will be the one....thanks for looking...

 

Once you master this, you'll be fine

 

Hellerlj: here ya go, and I believe its tab A into slot A!!! Good luck>

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/how...=pla&ean=9780760323489&isbn=9780760323489&r=1

 

Try ***embling a Brookville roadster body rear half and subrails, with an original cowl.

No instructions there. Just flat packs.

 

STOP messing with my head!

 

Dream come true type project right there!

 

All you need is a Harbor Freight flux core welder. Just eyeball it and tack-weld.

Yer good to go.

 

damn this makes my head hurt

 

All very good ideas.....the 3 bolt thing, works much better after a few strong drinks..

Is the Build a Cheap Hot Rod a good book ??????

 

After much searching, hi and lo, I believe I have found the elusive "Kit" that the newbies talk about.
Said to be able to mate almost any eng, trans, suspension, or such like to any other.
Here it is:


Cosmo

 

Its really a good thing you're putting a Dodge in it.....otherwise you'd need the extremely rare,seldom seen copy of How To Hot Rod The Small Block Chevy manual...

 

Yup !!!!!

 

I have all kinds of extra ***embly Instructions, brand new and never been read.

I keep them in case I have to use this favorite line, "If all else fails, read the instructions"

 

I have a set I can mail you, only problem is they are in Chinese or something.

 

Batteries not included.

 

Hey Hotrodon -- is that there one of them optical seclusions? Huh?

 

This issue of Life has the exploded view from the coupe kit. That should be all you need, really. Go look on the table by the couch.
I think AMT put the wrong body in your kit, though.

http://www.lifemagazineconnection.c...57-April-29-LIFE-Magazine-HOT-ROD-DRAG-RACING

 

And no glue either !!!!! Damn !!!!

 

i thought it was an optical delusion

 

And they always include a bunch of extra parts,
so don't worry about the left overs

 

This issue?

 

Yep. Exploded view showing how to build a coupe is in the back somewhere. If you have a friend and a set of wrenches, looks like it should take about a weekend...