The Jalopy Journal
Digging through my photos from the past I found a few frame build, suspension detail, and mock up shots from the fall of 2009.
John's Woodward Roadster is absolutely gorgeous! And full of amazing details that grainy cell phone photo can't do justice. Case in point, I...
Someone will correct me if I'm wrong but, cowl lights holes are the easiest way to tell a Deluxe from a Standard Deuce. Chris is right, there...
Although, I hate seeing a deuce leave the Northwest for any reason, I'm really glad this one went to a good home, I can't wait to see the finished...
I think you found lighting in a bottle, congratulations on pulling off an amazing show.
Wouldn't miss it for the world. I'll be there all weekend wrenchin' on Jason Rupert's "Mert Littlefield Tribute" funny car.
Man that looks like an epic road trip, thanks for taking the time to share all the awesome photos.
Glad to hear you've made it home safe. Been following along on instagram the entire time, thanks again for sharing your once in a lifetime road trip.
A once in a life time road trip, thanks for sharing all the photos.
Beautiful craftsmanship. I though that car was perfect before, but Keith and Jay have found a way to improve on perfection. One question, will...
Awesome story, thanks for sharing it!
I was just thinking about this too, what about this idea.... Marcy's bring's up the inclosed trailer to the A.B.S.S. and hauls a "Deuce-buggy" or...
Holy sh!t those photos are awesome, thanks for sharing them.
Chris, I'm wondering if Jack Henderson, the man who original built my dad's purple roadster knows anything about the old club? Jack, built the...
It didn't take long to long to find out where I had stashed it. Wanna revive the old club?
I'm almost certain I have one, laying around the garage as well, so that means there's roughly 8 more to find. I was thinking about running it on...
Figured I would just add to Chris' photos rather then start a new thread. A very touching tribute to a very good friend. Claude was a like...
Nope, Jeff Beck owned "Super Prune" a tudor sedan with a clone of the Orange Crate's chop.
Greyhound usually the cheapest way. 100lbs for a 100 bucks
Seeing you get excited about chrome plating just makes me smile. I remember the old Chris who we literally had to twist his arm to buy a set of...
I think I need to take a few lesson's from you on how to be a better crew member. I worked on a two-car N/FC team at the March Meet and the only...
Yep! When it come to heliarc welding there's no one I trust more then John. If I decide to go the welding route to get the bolt removed, the...
Thanks everyone for all the great advice, it looks as if I'll have a lot of research to do this week in choosing my best option for removing the...
I think you can Chris, but I don't know enough about Dodge Hemi blocks to know if you can or can't. Hindsight being 20/20 I should have gone...
5/16 is probably too small, considering how much a hemi actually weighs, and I've heard that from a couple of people but only after I had all the...
I don't know to be honest, but I would have to guess I over torqued the bolt putting it in, and I'm hoping that's the reason why. The main concern...
Yep it's critical. It's one of four 5/16 bolt holes in the timing chain cover used to hold the front "Hurst" style mount to front of the motor,...
Here's a couple cell phone shots of the broken bolt and the motor. I don't want to put any heat to block as it's already been ground smooth and...
Hello Everyone, I figured I would ask on here before I spent the rest of the day searching online for the right answer. I broke off about a...
Amazing photography like always, thanks for sharing some of your shots from the show.
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