Projects Im looking for photos of a Model A with cycle fenders on the "Swept and stepped" Frame channeled

So recently me and my dad have been discussing building a model a using that frame while doing other stuff, i was wondering if anybody had any photos of theirs like that, its very specific but I was wondering if anybody had any photos like the one I've described? It can be yours or one you might have found at a car show, ect, ect. Thanks in advance

 

Unsure of what you are asking.Do you have any examples?Where are you from?
The picture in my avatar is my model a with rodeck engine model a frame boxed,rear is cut off for coil overs and has a frankland qc rear,full fenders rears are widen .

 

Welcome to the HAMB from Illinois, for one of our youngest members.

Here are various Model A frames:
https://www.bolingbrothers.com/model-a-frames/

https://cornfieldcustomsltd.store/products/universal-hot-rod-frame-rails

Here's a how-to on building a stepped and swept frame:
https://m.roadkillcustoms.com/how-to-build-a-model-a-hot-rod-chassis/

Sorry I don't have completed photos that you asked about.

 

There is interesting discussion in this thread that you should study carfully:
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/model-a-frame-sweep-over-z.1265050/

 

so there is a custom frame that my dad bought from long a go, its either a 4-10 or 4-8 its from riley auto motive, it doesn't have to be that specific frame, so it would look like the v1 "Rod"riguez hot rod built by Junichi Shimodaira, with the cycle fenders, but not that specific frame, i worded my post a little odd

 

Im from south western arizona/so-cal area of the U.S

 

Have you photos of your frame?

 

Here's a build thread with a lot of photos of other rodders projects, etc.
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/30-model-a-tudor-build-first-build-ever.957114/

 

So OutBack This isnt the exact frame, but its very similar

 

I would think cycle fenders aren't specific to the type of frame you are running as they are mounted to the backing plate or some other method at the wheel. I had mine on the backing plate until I went to disc brakes and then fabbed up a different mount set up. This is how they are currently on my stepped A frame. It is stepped the width of a the frame in the rear.

 

do you mean the height of the frame?
Height -- The distance from the base of something to the top.

 

4” sweep 8” kick up in rear.

 

Picture's are worth more than a thousand words here, thanks.

Lots of Aussie hot rods run cycle guards, so have a search for them.