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Projects 1937 Ford Slantback...A New Toy!!

Discussion in 'Traditional Customs' started by Mark Jenny, Nov 3, 2015.

  1. Mark Jenny
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  2. Crusty Chevy
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    Yes, them are some steam rollers. On the engine easy is ditch the air cleaner and the braded hose covers the rest is not too bad and at least it does not have aluminum valve covers with flames milled in them. I see no heat, which may or may not be an issue for you. Overall just make it your own, looks like a cool ride
     
  3. Mark Jenny
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    if I bond with the car I will run heat n air as its full hood and has the room to do it
     
  4. Mark Jenny
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    not sure why they would go to this extreme on the width of the rear tires..its not like it runnin 600 horsepower:confused:
     
  5. Mark Jenny
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    well it arrived at 6am this morning..heavily channeled..will be a challenge for my height 37 ford slantback 005.JPG 37 ford slantback 007.JPG 37 ford slantback 004.JPG 37 ford slantback 001.JPG
     
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  6. 40FORDPU
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    Congrats, great potential.
    I've always liked the '37's, even though they haven't been as popular as some of the other fat fendered Fords.
     
  7. saltflats
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    I like it. Has hopes.
    Always wanted one..
     
  8. Mark Jenny
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    I was thinkin this would be a good driver over my model A just because of the leg/head room issue...NOT...the channeling killed the headroom, although it is drivable, not like a hard chop on an A...I'll have to change the steering column and make a few other minor adjustments to drive it
     
  9. Petejoe
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    You talked about changing the ugly seats anyway. You can pick a bench that has a lower seat and adjust the legroom to your liking. Don't dismiss it yet. Could make a world of difference.
     
  10. Mark Jenny
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    Yea..I'll experiment around with some stuff..seats are pretty cheap out of the bone yards around here..I bought the middle seat out of a Dodge Caravan in excellent shape for 40.00!! It fits like a glove in my 29 coupe
     

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