Hot Rods 32 Chassis, Out and About!

I like your center crossmember. In fact I like the whole chassis. It looks like it could have been for a high dollar build in the 50's.

Frank

 

good work there !!!

 

That's about what I was shooting for, Frank. Sate of the art for 1951!

 

Wow, very nice but I think there is something missing? Not sure why but I wanna say the body?.................

Nice build so far dude, keep up the good work.
Doc

 

I gotta be honest, I cannot get enough of this chassis, you young man should be very proud of yourself!

Also, way to give props to your club brothers, it's cool to see the strength & unity.

I am a big fan of this deal you got going, I'm gonna try & check out the build thread you mentioned. Please keep up the great work.

Sincerely,

Cheatercarl

 

Very nice work. It looks fantabulous! Sounds healthy, too.

 

amazing bro keep up the good work.im off this weekend if you wanna hang drop a line.soooooooo classy

 

WOW that looks just like my set up apart from the X member. Nice job.
I am puzzled by your MC set up, can you put a pic of that up, I have already mounted mine but I want to see how you did it.

 

wow. that looks perfect.

 

Something to be proud of, nice job, whens the body going on ???

 

Very nice work, you've come a long way in a short time, WAY TO GO!!!!

 

Very Very Very Nice..... I like the way your exhaust exits the back and the fact you have finished it off in Black. There is something about the look of a Flathead...... Damn Nice.

 

That is awesome congratulations! What sort of body are you going to be running?

 

We get cold long winters down here , but you guys have snow all the dam time ! bet it was good to roll it out into the open driveway !

 

Nice solutions.....

That old ford stuff can be bent up and use to solve alot of routing.....and linkage.

really cool use

 

Beautiful!

 

Very nice! - and I noticed your garage.

"Big cars come from little garages"

 

Thanks fellas, much appreciated. This is from about a month ago, but this is what's going on it. I just got the word that the bodywork is done, it's primed, and it's ready for paint. Maybe in color by the end of the week he said...

 

I'll grab a pic of it today of I get a chance. It's pretty simple, standard method for using stock '32 pedals. Make a bracket that mounts the MC behind/below the Kmember and inline with the brake pedal boss. Cut the actuating arm off the top of the brake pedal boss and reweld it on the bottom so it pushes instead of pulls. Add a 39 and up MC pushrod. Done!

 

Weld done! Very cool and well executed chassis. So simple, which makes it killer! And you have an e-brake! Nice to see you've done it right.

-Shiny

 

Looking real good man. Body's gonna be black if I remember correctly?

 

Thats just what I have done, but I thought I saw a rod in a different spot rather then under the K member.

 

Looking real good Andy!