Daaaaaaaaang !!! Thanks for the photos. One of my favorite ford woodie years. The engine is super lookin'. Soooo, Birdeye maple & mahogany ??? Aloha, Ric
I just woke up and haven't even focused my eyes when I opened this up- INSTANTLY I was blown away. I hadn't seen who the poster was, but after about 5 pictures I knew it could only be Danny. Beautiful work Danny!
Danny, I am curious about the battery. I don't want to use an optima again on my current build. Any feedback would be good. You guys do damn nice work.
This is an odyssey battery. Like with any small battery, it does not have a long crank duration. If you have a tuned motor it is fine. It is a gel battery, so you can mount it anywhere. I have used optima batteries, and would not use one in anything I own. -danny
Danny, that is very nice! As you can tell from my avatar, I'm partial to 32 woodies. Mine is stock. Bob
You know, if you would just slow down and take your time..... seriously...absolutely beautiful and a true primer on how to do a 'nut and bolt' build. dj
is the rear crossmember custom made, or is it a reworked stocker? How much will it lower the rear from stock height?
I'm pretty picky and that's outstanding work!!!! What's wrong with Optima batteries? Never heard that before.
Wow, nothing wrong with having top shelf stuff. Who made this oil pan, do they make one for a 354 HEMI or will the TIG welder be busy refabing one?
That looks like the making of a hotrod. Look forward to seeing the wood come together.. 32 ford woodies are beautiful
It's easy to see why you have repeat customers . You're a credit to your craft , very nice work and I really like the fan bracket .
WOW......you do awesome work, B-400 & 32 Woody are the best I've seen! Thanks for posting. HAPPY THANKSGIVING.
The chassis looks absolutely beautiful, Danny! Although, my favorite part has to be the bitchin master cylinder setup. Although, my opinion may be slightly biased...
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