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Projects 1927 Lake Modified T

Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by sbf001, Dec 3, 2022.

  1. sbf001
    Joined: Nov 28, 2013
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    from New York

    Thanks to everyone for the positive comments
     
  2. rusty rocket
    Joined: Oct 30, 2011
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    The bun panels that run into the rear sub rails are different from the roadster to pickup. Roadster is short pickup runs down the rail farther.
    The picture is a roadster. Pickup panel would be a few inches longer, roughly in the middle between the fender hole and the bead on the roadster.
    Sorry for hijacking the thread. 103BBD9F-B047-4519-856A-36730327407D.jpeg
     
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  3. sbf001
    Joined: Nov 28, 2013
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    from New York

    Haven't posted in awhile but here's current status of the 27. I has come along way

    27 2 copy.jpg 27.jpg 27 13.jpg 27 5.jpg 27 6.jpg 27 11.jpg
     
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  4. MMM1693
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    Looks great and have fun!
     
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  5. Diggit
     
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  6. Cool build!:cool:
    Any idea how much it weighs?
     
  7. sbf001
    Joined: Nov 28, 2013
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    from New York

    Id guess 1500-1700lbs
     
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  8. flatheadpete
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    That thing's soooo cool. Now go put some miles on it!
     
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  9. cederholm
    Joined: May 6, 2006
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    Shit looks like I missed all the drama (how will I sleep tonight?)
    Anyway, LOVE this car. And even though I'm messing with a flathead 8 I do love six in a row.

    Gotta keep an eye on this thread.
     
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  10. sbf001
    Joined: Nov 28, 2013
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    from New York

    27 is a little small for me so, I decided to sell it and focus on my 32 5w build which I fit better in. 32 .jpg
     
  11. Outback
    Joined: Mar 4, 2005
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    from NE Vic

    Such a cool car, love these engines!

    Understand the change, did a HAMBer get the T?
     
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  12. 29Sleeper
    Joined: Oct 25, 2023
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    from SoCal

    In my experience very few timing tags actually made it onto the cars. Even your example shows no evidence of being mounted. This is a shot of one section of about 50 framed tags a guy earned over the course of many years. There are none on his car.
    tags.jpg
     
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  13. sbf001
    Joined: Nov 28, 2013
    Posts: 325

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    from New York

    Made a few changes since car was last posted. Drivability is a lot better as it sits

    27.jpg 27 1.jpg 27 2.jpg 27 3.jpg 27 4.jpg
     
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