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Afternoon Folks! New to the site here, and recently got into my first open engine hot rod (1930 Ford). I’m working on learning everything I can,...
Early ford front end parts and rear springs and cross member. Good front spindles and hubs good wide five drums with bearings what you see is what...
Finally received my chromed Super Bell Drilled I-Beam axle for my car 32 roadster project after months of waiting due to being backordered I...
I’ve for a 31 Model A coupe on a boxed 1932 frame. Recently completed and now has 5200 miles on it. I see the radiator moving around a lot-then...
[ATTACH] I have a complete Speedway frame setup with: Ford 9" 31 spline rear dropped tube axle Wilwood disk brakes master cylinder with all...
I've always used nylon bushings but I'm thinking of going to a bronze bushing for the spring on the front of my '32. Put your two cents in and...
Can anyone recommend a reliable company to order from for a front end rebuild kit? After 70yrs this car is in need of some love![ATTACH]
Hey All! My wife and I purchased a 1960 Ford Falcon as my 1 year sober anniversary gift/project. Everything appears to be stock as far as I can...
Howdy HAMB-ers - Took my 63 Comet convertible in for an alignment and the fella said I needed a manual steering idler arm pivot bushing, which I...
I have a steering gear box for a 1949 international KB1 pickup. It is in good condition for over 70 years old. The gear lash seems pretty tight...
I have a 30 sedan that I’d like to lower the rear suspension 2-4” without channeling the body or modifying my frame. Are there any options...
Hi Everyone, I'd like to see some photos of people who've used drop axles with drop springs as well. Brother's trucks has one that they say...
Hi Everyone - I am looking to lower the rear of my truck and the axle is below the leaf springs. Is putting the rear axle above the leaf springs...
For Sale is a complete 48-52 Ford F1 dropped front end. Dropped axle is from Nostalgia Sids I purchases a few years back, dropped 3 inches along...
Hi y'all! After selling a bike I had had sitting around I find myself with an itch to 'invest' that cash in an intelligent manner, a Hot Rod!...
Anyone know what the outside diameter of the front spring bushings is for a 1/2 ton AD truck? Thanks
New York, Not Wyoming 50% OFF, and that's just to start, make an offer!! Dealers...buy the whole lot cheap and resell!! Happy to ship, buyer...
Howdy Y'all, Im getting ready to start designing my 1929 Model A Tudor sedan front suspension, what would yall recommend? Im running a 1958 MEL...
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I have been sitting and staring at my 36 Ford pickup chassis, wondering what the best setup will be for a street/track setup. Getting one to hook...
Prices negotiable. Pick up only for large items. Happy to ship smaller items, buyer responsible for cost. Fiberglass Front Fenders 400-pair...
Hi fellow HAMBers, i'm looking for pic's and proposals for my "32 Ford Roadster front rails shorted and braced. I have swapped the standard...
Does anyone happen to have a part number for the upper conrtrol arm (left or right) for a '62 Buick Special? (I assume skylarks of the eara might...
The price listed includes a 10% discount for HAMB members! Normally $1140 Only minor modifications required for install. Flex link allows for...
So I'm thinking about my next build, and happened across @Protofuria 's thread on his Peugeot, which got me thinking about options for the front...
I have a stock 65 c10 with the 230 engine. It's close to 100% original but parts are starting to wear out. These old trucks are always going to...
After 8 years of being undecided on a direction I finally settled on the best option for me. Originally I planned to stay completely original and...
Howdy y'all, Ive got a 1929 Ford model a Tudor sedan, and i want to build a hot rod. Ive already built a traditional 1951 ford F1, and now im...
Posie's Super Glide, reversed-eye, Model A rear spring. Eight leaves, includes spring clamps and when brand new was disassembled, cleaned, bead...
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