new project, t roadster

I'd run stock heads w/studs and nuts. No covers.....look like Wal*Mart add-ons to me.

 

Then its solved. No chrome it is.
Thanks

 

I recently saw a car with flipped backing plates in a mag, I think is
was a more recent Rodders Journal.......

Said it was done for cleaner brake line routing.

Anyone else do it that way?

regards,
DJ

 

just for ****s and giggles... my rear wheel cylinders are upside down for clearance pruposes... havent had any problems.

jim - roadster looks excellant.

 

Hah!
It was Royce Glader's Model A RPU that's been in all the mags recently.
Chrome backing plates installed upside down.
Nice car, wouldn't mind being the one selling it but never would be the one
paying >$300,000 to have it built....

regards,
DJ

 

Ooops....too new





Really nice car

Pete

 

Here's a shot of my primer green driver. I like the chrome acorns on the stock heads. They were a popular add on back in the day.

pigpen

 

That thing looks good. Is there anyway I could get a bigger pic of it? I like your car a lot from what I can see.
Jim

 

Here's the link to all of the gory details!

pigpen

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=46017&highlight=pigpen

 

That is so funny. I am building this car just because of that post. I love your car and thought how fun it would be to build my own version of it.
Jim

 

What can I say to that? I am totally honored! The T is a lot of fun to drive around. I live in a town of about 6500. Every time I take out the T(which is often), everybody on the road waves and smiles and some give the signal to honk the Ah-ooga horn. A brand new exotic sports car doesn't get as much attention!

pigpen