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Projects The "Keep on Truckin' " '34 Chevy Build

Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by cactus1, Jun 16, 2009.

  1. Thanks Jam master J!
     
  2. Wow not sure how I missed this thread for so long but super cool build and great fabrication.
     
  3. rob lee
    Joined: Jul 30, 2006
    Posts: 1,331

    rob lee
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    from omaha,ne

    Like that shifter man,looks old. I need to do that with mine. Take care,Rob
     
  4. Here you go badiddly,diddly Dave. The damn thing fit right on there like it was made for it. The third pic is with the T-5 rubber set in the 'A' piece for comparison if anyone is wondering.
     

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  5. Thanks Man! I appreciate it. I've been following your build as well. Very nice.


    Hi Rob! Are you running a T-5 behind that Y-Block? BTW, I loved seeing the Omaha roadsters in the Revolution threads. So goddam cool. I am still kicking myself for not going!
     
  6. rob lee
    Joined: Jul 30, 2006
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    from omaha,ne

    Oh ya t5 all the way,85-90 in the fast lane all day:D
     
  7. Haha! Zoom! I gotsta' get a ride in that go-cart of yours someday!
     
  8. vendetta
    Joined: Mar 22, 2007
    Posts: 125

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    loving this build! is good to see a non ford build (not that i dislike fords,just nice to see something else being given the traditional build treatment).those exhaust headers are killer-well the whole thing truck is.cant wait to see it all together.
     
  9. Ha! Thanks brudda! I'm no Plowboy! I don't have his talent, looks, or money! But I'm tryin'! Dre and Ed Lover were the schnitzel!


    Thanks so much! You guys are gonna swell my head if y'all keep it up!
    (please don't stop :D!)
     
  10. HomemadeHardtop57
    Joined: Nov 15, 2007
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  11. youngster
    Joined: Feb 26, 2006
    Posts: 533

    youngster
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    from Minnesota

    I'm not big on pictures but here's the '31 as it sits today.

    The wood in the cab has almost been replaced. Still have to do the doors.

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    The frame is made from 10ga. CRS.

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    The box is made mostly from 16ga. CRS.[​IMG]

    The front suspension is a Ford type with a SB axle and hairpins.

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    The rear suspension is my version of P&J ladder bars and coilovers on an 8" Ford axle.

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    I have other pics but not on my 'puter. I'll have to dig them out.

    Ron
     
  12. Damn Ron, that looks great! What are you trying to do, show me up on my own thread?!
    Ha!
     
  13. If you weren't so damn stingy witht eh photos he would not have to!:D
     
  14. youngster
    Joined: Feb 26, 2006
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    youngster
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    from Minnesota

    Damn Ron, that looks great! What are you trying to do, show me up on my own thread?!
    Ha!
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    NO!!!! You said you wanted pics .... Your work is second to none ...

    Ron
     
  15. Haha! I tried to load a new video last night, but it wouldn't cooperate. It is short but sweet, well bittersweet actually!
    Haha! I'm just playin':D You are too kind. It really does look great though!
     
  16. rottenrods
    Joined: Sep 17, 2010
    Posts: 211

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    I love this year of truck. Its looking good
     
  17. Evening all. Has anyone in the audience successfully posted a video taken with their iPhone 4? I have a photobucket account and have posted videos from my camera, but I can't seem to get these to work.

    I searched and also started a thread in the Q and A section but I can't seem to get any hits. Thanks!
     
  18. 20th Century Chevy
    Joined: Aug 8, 2008
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    Not much help here.......My phone is about 4 years old....I have a dinosaur.
     
  19. Ha! Hi Ryan. The phone takes excellent pictures and video but I think the damn files are too big to load. I know I have to host the pics I post from it through Photobucket rather than just attaching them through the HAMB.

    Anyone else have trouble, or am I the only douche with the 4?:)
     
  20. I ended up adding a radiator and fuel pump, etc. to my engine cradle to make a run stand. It is something i have been meaning to do for a while. I have a couple other engines for future projects that will go on it. The radiator mount is adjustable/removable as is the instrument panel/battery tray/handle thingy. The mufflers are some HD parts my late father ended up with that I have been tripping over for years.

    The video is short and unfortunately the radiator was a little clogged so I had to take it to get recored. Ill post a better video once it is all together.
     

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  21. Last weekend, between snowflakes, I pulled the last bits off of the frame in preparation for final welding. I rolled it all around on the saw horses and think I've now got everything welded. I took some pics for Tman :D.
     

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  22. keep up the great work - nice to see another Chevy build-was keeping an eye on the 32 chevy build as well
     
  23. 20th Century Chevy
    Joined: Aug 8, 2008
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    Wish I lived closer to see your work in person....Great job!!!!
     
  24. sololobo
    Joined: Aug 23, 2006
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    Very impressive craftsmanship my friend, really like where this baby is headed, love the wide 5's as well. Keep on Keepin on dude. ~sololobo~
     
  25. Thanks peeps!
     
  26. goatboy
    Joined: May 9, 2009
    Posts: 617

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    from kansas

    nice lookin project, makes me wanna buy one !!! keep it up
     
  27. youngster
    Joined: Feb 26, 2006
    Posts: 533

    youngster
    Member Emeritus
    from Minnesota

    Got the '31 all dressed up for the hollidays.

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    Ron
     
  28. Still messing around. I finally figured out how to embed the video. Sorry for the weak bump!

     
  29. 20th Century Chevy
    Joined: Aug 8, 2008
    Posts: 264

    20th Century Chevy
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    That should be a nice engine for your truck.....It doesn't take much to move them down the road.
     

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