She's DONE! V8 transplat complete in 1933 Ford!!!

I have the full hood to put back on.

 

It looks OK now, but because the rear tire is up in the wheel well and the front is not, even with a slight rake, it has the illusion that the rear is lower then the front (to me anyways)

 

I was thinking of maybe a maroon...something of a warm color. Might go nice with the green. If all else fails though They'lll get black

 

Dude stance is spot on! Congrats on the install now you're ready to kick some West ***!!!


How can your install be so clean and every fuel line and sparkplug wire be in the right place but you so haphazardly leave the head light wiring looking dare I say rat roddy?


Wheel color should be black or dark Oxblood red.

 

Perfecto.......!~!

 

DIGGIN' IT!!!

Nicely done.

 

and now it's for sale?

 

Way to go Chris... You've definitely got yourself one (make that read..."another" ) sweet ride... Keep up the good work!!! Those apple green wires were almost as popular as those red ones back in the day...

 

Ummmm yeah, it kinnda is!

 

I really like the look of your truck. Kind of look like mine. Sure wish I had another carburator or two though.

- LOOKING FOR P***. DOOR LATCH -

 

I thought I saw you yesterday rolling down Maple. Sounded great!

 

Maroon? well if that's the case just swap wheels and tires with Lenny's Depot Hack Model A Pick Up. I'm sure Lenny wont mind and heck he might not even notice for while.

 

Nice!! Thats a Truck!!!! Wish I had one.Ha! Ha!

 

Hey I just thought of another wheel color....did you know all the cool "fruits" are saying that Neon Yellow is going to be the "new" flat black. It might look good on your truck?

 

Looks and sounds great - my only concern - is it loud enough!

Cory

 

I'm gonna clean up the wiring. With only 3 weeks til the reliability run I was concerend with it running and driving for now...the small cosmetic details will come later

 

Don't yell at me. I'm just trying to keep your game up. It's not enough that you just beat the west, you must pulverize them and look good doing so.

Is your brother driving his R(PU)?

 

Chris, You my friend have done it again, that is one NICE truck!

Nick.

 

aaaarrrrgh... damn firewall at work!!!!

 

Yeah, he'll be in the war baby. Fly on up and roll my ol black coupe...

 

Yeah, I'll give that a shot

 

Very nice truck. Is it safe to use copper tubing for fuel lines or is there a special kind of metal fuel line that can be used instead of copper?

 

I dont know man, looks kinda awesome with 'em off. That truck is SWEEEET!!!

 

Nice job Chris, looks awesome!

 

x2, besides, we need as many cars as we can get from the eastside, plus you'd get to spend a weekend hangin' with Thee Inland Emperors, and as an added bonus we'll will even put together a tour of all the old junk that we know of laying around Spokane.

 

Copper can become brittle and crack over time. I have ran it before and never had a problem.

 

There you go JJ...a once in a lifetime opportunity!!! Better jump on it

 

I want to but tickets are a bit spendy right now. I'll keep looking because I want to come though.

 

Chris, Great improvement to your truck and still cool patina, Really nice build ,,,,

 

*****in Chris. Come pick me up and take me for a ride.