***updates on one of our 32 chassis***

wow...........really nice work

 

Danny, I always enjoy looking at your pictures, You do amazing work man!! I really like the rivets, it is a nice touch.
Jimmy White

 

As always Danny, absolutely stunning. Will I see you at speed week this year??

 

pinion support.i wanted to take some stress off the rear radius rods.

thanks to all of you for the nice responces.

-danny

 

don't know yet.i would like to try for the two club again,if not,i still have 205 mph under my belt.

-danny

 

Always look forward to your posts. Yet another example of your great work.

 

It's Deja'Vu'....sorta like bein' in Henry's Speed Shop circa 1932 Detroit......if he had one!! That's spectacular!!!

 

that's kinda what we were going for.

glad you like it.

-danny

 

That is some great detail. As a guy who probably just doesn't know what he is looking at. I know allot of people like to box frames for strength with the addition of horsepower. It looks like you have added some horsepower. It also looks like you doubled up the frame rail in the front somehow – but not step boxed – more of a frame in a frame? Is that common? It does look better. Thanks for showing us how it is done.

 

ford started doing "a frame in a frame" in 33.alot of the ideas came from looking at a 34 ch***is.

glad you like it.

-danny

 

awesome work

 

glad you liked it.we try hard to make it look simple.

here are some other builds.hope you like them.

-danny

http://s226.photobucket.com/albums/dd313/hotrodpro/dads 32 roadster/

http://s226.photobucket.com/albums/dd313/hotrodpro/dale 5 window/

http://s226.photobucket.com/albums/dd313/hotrodpro/dales 32 roadster/

http://s226.photobucket.com/albums/dd313/hotrodpro/dans 32 pickup/

http://s226.photobucket.com/albums/dd313/hotrodpro/leos 34 roadster/

http://s226.photobucket.com/albums/dd313/hotrodpro/my 32 roadster/

http://s226.photobucket.com/albums/dd313/hotrodpro/travis 32 roadster/

 

Thank you for sharing more photos of your amazing work. The unique and beautiful details, as well as the clear vision and planning you put into each project is very evident. Keep having fun.

 

Do you need to run a front panhard bar when you split the front bones in this manner? I have a 34 pickup and have run out of room to re-mount the unsplit bones, I will be running a F100 box

 

when you run cross steering you need a panhard rod on the front.

but it sounds like you are steering off the drivers front wheel,in which you dont have the steering forces trying to shift the frame on the shackles.

hope this helps.

feel free to contact me if you have anymore questions.

-danny

 

Love the way those rivets look,what is your procedure to install them, ***ume you buck them with a torch and what kind of hammer or rivet set? One or two man job? Wish you guys would just quit posting stuff like this...

 

Very nice work,thanks for posting.

 

As always,,,excellent fab work! HRP

 

Incredibly Nice, my opinion is too bad about the modern **** on the flattie, but it aint my money

 

That is some clean and incredible ch***is work right there, fellas.

Pretty high standard. If I had the means, you'd be getting my business. Damn!

 

thanks glad you like them.i use an air chisel with a machined bit to set the rivets,and back it up with a peice of solid round bar.most of the rivets i did by myself,but they turn out better with someone helping you.

-danny

 

what "modern ****" are you refering to? the only thing i feel is modern is the transmission.

-danny

 

incredible work!

 

Looks great!! surface rust sets in fast over there. At least those headers look like mine now.

 

Pulleys, MSD, but other than that Nice work! especially the rivets, Dont mean to be a ****, just wish traditional was a little more traditional

 

Just searching for Exhaust hanger ideas, and turned up your thread. Very nice work.

 

About the time i start thinking I'm not a total hack,,you post all the incredible detail you guys apply to each and every in of a frame.

You guys have raised the bar yet again! HRP

 

WOW, Looking at that frame makes me want to build a 32. Great job!

 

note to self...make more money...

 

Wow, just WOW. That is just incredible workmanship.

I'll be getting ahold of you after I win the lotto.

Did I say wow yet?


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