My 34' sedan is looking like a car finally

What kind of intake is that? 241's and 270's take the same manifold and I found one for my 270 NOS on ebay awhile back. Is yours drilled for the 3 or 4 bolt carbs?

Frank

 

Here's a couple ch***is pics....

 

Sooooo,..... is that windshield frame going to work for you ?,..... If not give me a shout.
Car looks GREAT B.T.W.

 

Lookin good Kirk! Gotta get over there and see it, havent seen ya in awhile!
-Gary

 

looks cool

 

You nailed the "look" .. really tough lookin'...

 

That's one *****in' looking sedan. I love the 3/4 rear profile shot.

 

Very slinky. I love the raised wheel arches and the tilt to the windshield posts and grille - gives it a sinister look.

Steve

 

Yeeeoooowwwza!!! What a stance!!!

 

The sedan is awesome! I like the way the hemi is mounted, looks right at home.

 

Wow Kirk. Looks goooooood! I like how the bottom of the hood-sides swoop riiiiight over the frame-rails. Hey...quite a few fellow Michiganders here on your thread. I hope to meet you Kirk and the rest of you guys sometime soon. - Rick

 

Nice...

 

Doesn't look like anybody elses, Bellissimo!

 

Looking good Kirk. Keep it up.

 

looks good!!!

 

Looks great. I am building a 5 window right now. Did you use a T spring on the rear or an A spring? I can't quite tell from the pics. Thanks

 

I want to thank everyone for the kind words & encouragement.

I was going to use a Model A front crossmember to get the front end lower but ended up flattening the original 34' crossmember. That way I could utilize the stock Dodge hemi motor mount (lengthened 2" each side) to the factory flathead crossmember mounting pads.

The rear spring is from a Model A

 

Even though Kirk leads an alternative lifestyle, he sure can build a *****in' hotrod.

 

Here are a couple more build pics and a couple of the adjustable pedal ***embly I fabbed out of a set of Model A pedals.

 

Man, this thing is fierce looking. It deserves a deep black paint job.

 

Washington blue. Crazy Italian glove tan leather interior. Rivets...lots if polished stainless rivets on seat panels and frames, dash panels, guage clusters and roof insert interior trim. Darker brown carpet. Machine gun metal grey wheels and engine. Allthe 'bright' needs to be a satin finish nickel plate. Just my .02.

 

Nice car, I say loose the hood and show off the hemi

 

Car is just bad***.

 

Well, Kirk just wants to drive it. Be drove his '34 truck Sat nite (snow was leaving) and realized it's cool to drive a hot rod. No show car stuff for this guy. Tried to talk him into nice 'showcar' ideas. Nope. He's all about getting it done and DRIVING it to Bonneville. Hopefully he has room fir a p***enger!

 

It looks like it's spoilin' for a fight......well done.

 

That old girl was a little rough around the edges. Lookin good. I think I am going to drill My axle also. I like the way yours turn out.

 

Looks good, LOVE the hood!

 

I never thought that I'd be saying the same thing Matt!

 

.02 Pete? I think you threw in a whole dollars worth there lol

Oxblood red with a black dk brown roof insert. inside painted to match outside, raw alumminum, rivits, and a baseball brown leather color on the seat pads.

MOON DISCS... Just kidding lol

paint the wheels an orange color... or maybe a bright red?

-Gary

Heres a ****py sketch I did awhile ago at work...

 

NICE!!
I love the stance