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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by solid, Jul 8, 2010.

  1. Payaso
    Joined: Aug 19, 2009
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    This just started a week ago...decided at the last minute to buy a motor my buddy was pulling out of his '61 Apache...we got it to the house...and the hunting begins...

    This is the begining...235ci with OG oil bath breather (it's staying)
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  2. off topic but my current project

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  3. 296 V8
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  4. solid
    Joined: May 20, 2007
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    Cool little truck
     
  5. Mat Thrasher
    Joined: Nov 5, 2007
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    My 34 mocked up.

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  6. You can use a passenger side ramhorn manifold from a '68-72 chevy pick-up. They turn back so when you put it on the drivers side it points forward. Learned this from a '40 guru years ago. The only draw back if any is that it has a 2" exhaust opening.
     
  7. bct
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    i don't know about you guys but i mock my cars up several times as i go....just to make sure this fits with that and looks good too...
     
  8. a few pix of my junk past and present in mock ups

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  9. PRoz
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    Here's where I'm at with my 36 IH HAMB Auction truck.

    The Frame has been shortened 23", Model A style front suspension tacked oin place and the Scout rearend and '72 345 IH motor set in chassis.
     

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  10. solid
    Joined: May 20, 2007
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    Mat thrasher, yours and all the other projects on here are looking good. I love to see hot rod and custom projects going together. Heres my final mockup. The 32 chassis went in the rafters for a future roadster project for my dad. I have been patching holes and getting the 33 chassis squared up and ready to box. I have decided on a 60's drag ''feel'' with a sbf/t5 set-up. Motor and tranny are lined up, will be running new hurst tires front and rear. Hope to have it on the road by spring/summer 2011...
     

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  11. Russ V.
    Joined: Oct 13, 2009
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    Montana Barn Find 2010

    This is a great thread because the mock-up stage keeps the juices flowing and helps plan the following steps in any build. Here is my '42 Ford that has been sectioned, channelled, rear fenders raised, and waiting to be chopped.:)
     

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  12. Paul
    Joined: Aug 29, 2002
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    yup, I enjoy building hot rods,
    but my two favorite parts are the mock-up and the first drive
     
  13. I have to agree Paul and how many here find the wheels and tires being bought early on as inspiration for the final look?? I find the right rolling stock to be very inspirational during the build process..
     
  14. Here is mine......

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  15. solid
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    wheel and tire choice is very important when it comes to inspiration and final look of the car...
     
  16. thePAkid1931
    Joined: Mar 13, 2007
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    Here's mine
     

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  17. Plowboy
    Joined: Nov 8, 2002
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    ahh, the mock up stage, my favorite part, and the part that most people never get past. Also, a way a guy who will never finish a car act like he is really doing something to impress his neighbors.

    Here are some of my favorites:
     

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  18. Here is a few of my 37 pick up
     

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  19. HotRod33
    Joined: Oct 5, 2008
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    here's a couple of my 34 pickup Heavy Metal
     

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  20. THE_DUDE
    Joined: Aug 22, 2009
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    Man mock up is my favorate time. Tack that bastard together and roll er outside... OOOOHHHWWEEEE!!!
     

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  21. THE_DUDE
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    Oh man
     

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  22. solid
    Joined: May 20, 2007
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    my dad is pretty much my only neighbor, and i already know he's not impressed:D
     
  23. Yup, I know folks like that. There is a car in town that has been "under construction" for 25 years.
     
  24. Von Rigg Fink
    Joined: Jun 11, 2007
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    lately i feel like im in mock up pergatory

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  25. Great thread. LOTs of great ideas
     
  26. 76cam
    Joined: Sep 30, 2010
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    This is my 30 Model A
     
  27. inlinr6
    Joined: Oct 27, 2009
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    Here is my chopped 48 ford,I guess this is the only pic that will upload.
     

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  29. choptvan
    Joined: Mar 19, 2010
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    I will not be using those ugly ass rims. And in this pic I do not have the 52 plymouth flathead six in it. Going to be fun one day.
     
  30. I can't wait for this one to get finished!
     

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