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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by kustombuilder, Oct 23, 2004.

  1. Stone
    Joined: Nov 24, 2003
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    Sweet pics.I would love to build me one.
     
  2. kustombuilder
    Joined: Sep 18, 2002
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    from Novi, MI

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    Sweet pics.I would love to build me one.

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    so what are you waiting for????
     
  3. i always like these tractor nose suckers...
     

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  4. kustombuilder
    Joined: Sep 18, 2002
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    DUDE! those tractor rods FUCKIN RULE!!! did you draw them?? i'm seriously inspired. i'd been thinking how cool it would be to put an 8N grill and modified hood on a roadster and make it a tilt front end.

    so many cool ideas and do little time and money [​IMG]...


    this post ROCKS. thanks all for contributing.
     
  5. unfortunatly no. but i totally agree with what ya. now i just need the space, time, and nose...
     
  6. willowbilly3
    Joined: Jun 18, 2004
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    DUDE! those tractor rods FUCKIN RULE!!! did you draw them?? i'm seriously inspired. i'd been thinking how cool it would be to put an 8N grill and modified hood on a roadster and make it a tilt front end.

    so many cool ideas and do little time and money [​IMG]...


    this post ROCKS. thanks all for contributing.

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    I just sold a dam nice Fergeson front. They are made to tilt. I just didn't see any way to make it match up to my cowl with out hacking the shit out of it. Would be cool on a one man car tho.
     

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  7. Stone
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    those tractors would look cool.Any pics of a mod with tractor front?
     
  8. Barrows
    Joined: Oct 23, 2004
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    Those tractor front mod's are soo neat, I want to see a real liVe one....
     
  9. I think Poncho has one lined up for the lil mod I just did the fabrication for him.....Shiny
     
  10. How about a "vintage sprint nose"....do an eBay search using what I put in quotes....it's there.
     

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  11. kustombuilder
    Joined: Sep 18, 2002
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    i think a boat tail one seater with an OLIVER grill would MOTHER FUCKIN RULE!!!!!!!
    i may just build one some day...


     
  12. singledownloop
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    i want to build one just like the drawings nailhead_rikter posted,that's why i was asking about the specials built in england the other day.
     
  13. fab32
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    You'd better get your butt in gear if your intending to build a modified with an Oliver grille. I think I'm going to smoke you on that one. Now if little brothers is going to have an Oliver grille you may get the jump on me. I'm figuring as long as Donzie's car isn't finished, your '47 chevy is disabled waiting for a chop job and engine work, that '55 Chevy is sitting in the shop, and your Scotty trailer hasn't had any attention for a couple of years I've got a cushion as far as time is concerned. Did I miss any other projects that require your attention? [​IMG] [​IMG]
    Now I on the other hand am free to start building at a moments notice. Gotta go, I think I feel my nose starting to grow. [​IMG]

    Frank
     
  14. atch
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    bib overalls,

    are the front radius rods on Garry's modified upside down? bent at the front? is the caster correct?

    inquiring minds want to know...
     
  15. Heres a pic of one of them odd modified pick-up things.....
     
  16. fab32
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    KB, Just remembered the FnA, weren't you supposed to have that one done sometime last year? You're going to be a busy boy if you expect to get an Oliver grilled modified finished in this lifetime. [​IMG] [​IMG]

    Frank
     
  17. Whats this Oliver grille you guys keep talking about ??
     
  18. Bigcheese327
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    [​IMG]

    This is an Oliver tractor - picture the nose as a grille shell on a Model T.

    I've always fancied the Farmall myself as a "poor man's Deuce shell."

    [​IMG]
     
  19. fab32
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    Big Cheese, The Oliver tractor you posted is newer than the one we're refering to. the late 40's Oliver had THE grille as far as modifieds are concerned. I don't have a picture to post but they have been shown before so maybe someone can repost a picture of one. The Oliver shown is from the 50's.

    Frank
     
  20. ratrodford
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  21. kustombuilder
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    RATRODFORD. thats not even CLOSE to being a modified...


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    You'd better get your butt in gear if your intending to build a modified with an Oliver grille. I think I'm going to smoke you on that one. Now if little brothers is going to have an Oliver grille you may get the jump on me. I'm figuring as long as Donzie's car isn't finished, your '47 chevy is disabled waiting for a chop job and engine work, that '55 Chevy is sitting in the shop, and your Scotty trailer hasn't had any attention for a couple of years I've got a cushion as far as time is concerned. Did I miss any other projects that require your attention? [​IMG] [​IMG]
    Now I on the other hand am free to start building at a moments notice. Gotta go, I think I feel my nose starting to grow. [​IMG]

    Frank

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    FRANK. if i want any more shit out you i'll squeeze your fuckin head!!! [​IMG] you keep being a pain in my ass i'll have to start callin you "Donzie Junior"!!!
     
  22. spoons
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    here's one..........
     

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  23. spoons
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    and another ..........

    Spoons
     

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  24. Garry Carter
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    Atch,
    Re: your questions concerning my modified. Yes, the front radius rods are upside down, but not bent. The rear ones were considerably reworked, however, and have a pronounced "dog-leg" to make everything clear OK. Caster is way off at present -- but I've found an old-skool alignment guy who will bend the axle for me and restore caster. I'm thinkin' I can adjust camber just by turning the rod-ends. There's a good bit of thread to play with there. If you want more detailed pictures or information,
    shoot me an e-mail to garrycarter@satx.rr.com.
    Garry
     
  25. willowbilly3
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    here's one..........

    [/ QUOTE ] Nice but a dogleg in the draglink is a big no-no.
    That's the green on in spoons post.
     
  26. lakesmod
    Joined: May 27, 2002
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    willowbilly3-Why is a dogleg in the draglink a "no no"??
    Fred
     
  27. Alfster
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    Why is a dogleg in the draglink a "no no"??


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    <font color="red">The steering is one of the most important part of any car.
    From the looks of the photo the steering arm may have been bent to clear the headlight. This has created a weak spot on the arm where it can bend more, or collapse, if put under stress. For safety sake steering components should never be bent, heated, or welded. Neat car, but I would be redoing the steering before I drove it. Maybe that's why it is on a trailer. </font>
     
  28. lik2writ
    Joined: Feb 12, 2004
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    Here is a grille from an Oliver Model 60, circa 1941, that I've got hanging around. I think 1941 thru 44 are the cool looking ones.
     

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  29. crow
    Joined: Apr 27, 2004
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    Whats this Oliver grille you guys keep talking about ??

    and here's mine...

     

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  30. fab32
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    lik2writ. The Oliver grilles thru '48 are the cool ones like you posted.

    Frank
     

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