Projects 1931 Model A Coupe Y-Block Build (Father&Son)

That is some fine looking welding

 

They're definitely a good looking engine!!

 

Thank you! That's all my dads welding right there, he's pretty good at that haha

 

Rear wishbone welded together with a gusset I made.

 

Brackets I made to mount the rear wishbone and rear end together

 

Mounted a 57' ford 9 inch rear end to the rear wishbone using those brackets. Also using a 40' front spring as a rear spring

 

Great traditional build. Go Nathan !

 

Awesome build, Nathan! Thanks for posting all the detailed photos.

 

Used a 62' bell housing that came with the 292 out of a 62' truck, just had to open up the main hole 1/4" for the input shaft on the T-5 transmission and relocate the top two holes for it to fit. The two bottom holes fit perfectly. I used a new clutch, pressure plate, and throw out bearing for a '68 390ci Torino. It bolted right up to the Y block flywheel .

 

Thank you! Traditional hot rods are our favorite!

 

Thank you sir and you're welcome!

 

Glad you've got the thread goin'. Looks like you've got the skill & talent to go along with good taste. Lookin' forward to seeing it come together.

 

We were able to mount the rear wishbone and transmission to the same cross member

 

Front engine mount and the bell housing mounts

 

Rolling chassis

 

Looks great man! Cools seeing other young guys into this too!

 

Thank you! Really appreciate the kind words.

 

Thanks Mike! I was fortunate enough to be born into this!

 

Super nice and clean fab work
- and you showed me what I need to do to put a T-5 behind this beast- Thanks! ( the power of the HAMB!)

 

I'm lovin' that thing! I didn't catch where you guys are from?

 

great build! someday .thanks for sharing the tech info.....maybe I will have the time & funds to finish my tri power y-block.....
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Some very nice work going on here! Subscribed for more progress!

 

Body on for the first time to see how everything fits. Not too happy with how it sits, going to raise the rear end and lower the front end. Rear spring isn't attached to the crossmember yet so we're going to play with the ride height. The '32 front axle is still undropped at this point.

 

Thank you. Awesome! Glad we could help!

 

Thank you! We are from Columbus Ohio.

 

Thank you! I hope you get to finish it, too cool of an engine to not have it in something!

 

Thank you sir! Appreciate it.

 

Nice work. where does one procure a Johnny Joint?

 

Well, 40 years ago, I bought a few joints from a dude named Johnny... [emoji16]


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Man, the welding and construction on the frame look so good it will almost be a shame to cover it all up with paint!