WHATS tha part of your car your most proud of ???

I am most proud of my funky little ingenious quirky things on my car like the key spring holder and the bent spoon kick down cable bracket and my personal favorite the toilet paper holder made into a hood ornimate what is your proudest inovative piece

 

The Chassis & Body.

Its a Unibody so it is 1 piece...

 

The sex symbol driving ofcourse. That is my fave.

FLIP

 

the part that you sat on ... i can still 'feel' your aura...
nic

 

Slaz, I dig teh body mods and WS posts the most on my T. I also get off on the chassis.....nice post man.

 

Body & Paintwork

 

I'm most proud of the muffler bearing in my hudson!!! Took alot of thought to come up with that one. Oh buy the way slazzen why dont you stopping shopping at the thrift store foe car parts????? LOL Dave

 

Fourth Gear. It gets you there quicker than the rest.

 

Only pice of mine thats any good at the moment,as you can see theres not much more at this time.

 

The chop. This is my first build. I've studied chops for a loooong time and thought about chopping this even as I was dragging it home. After it sitting in the garage for a couple years I finally said fuck it. Made some measurements, laid some tape and grabbed the sawzall. Forty-five miutes later my wife was helping me lift the roof off.

Granted, it's still only about 3/4 finished after starting it a year and a half ago, but it's straight and right. I'm pretty proud of it. I've had several guys who know a think or two tell me I did good, including our own Earl Shieb. That makes me feel really good about my work.

Vance

 

my 31 chev: i am definitely most proud of the step we did at the front of the frame. the "z" portion is hidden under the cowl and looks pretty slick. even more important, we nailed the stance.

my 54 truck: the drivetrain. 350 engine, 700R4 trans, 4:11 rear.i haven't fired it up yet, but i did A LOT of homework and expect to be very pleased every day

 

my old skool clutch linkage, the do it yourself with what ya got flavor it screams!

 

most of my truck im pretty proud of but the top things are the garnish moldings for the doors that blend into the 57 ford dash, custom made dash knobs with hidden key, bed lower panels with matching body line to the lower body, rockers flush with bottom of frame and boxed, working tailgate on 3" channeled bed with hidden cables in the u channel

the list could go on for all the little trick I am putting in this truck.

 

My favorite part of my 28 Ford Roadster is the 40 Ford dash. Me and a friend have about 9 hours of fitting it and another buddy of mine has aobut 9 hours of body work into it. I think it turned out great.

 

most proud?
does least ashamed fit the definition?

seriously,
the Racefab built smallblock
and the Mutt provided blower

I am having a hard time not rushing that part together

 

Curator....That is really cool!
I'm diggin' my seats and my wrench pedals...

 

Probably that part where I cut something off and replaced it with something that didn't belong, but it is what I had, and it worked.

 

Dashboards & steering wheels really get my attention. If I'm going be looking at 'em every mile I drive, I'm going to give 'em a lot of thought during the build.

I think Henry's designers just about nailed it with my '38's dash/wheel. I don't know how much time/$$ I had in my RPU's dash & steering wheel but I loved 'em.

I can't wait to show what I have planned for my 32 7wd.....

JH

 

Probably my odometer. I put a lot of miles on my car since it's my daily... year-round. I'm pretty proud of that.

I also like the combination of Buick and Pontiac stainless on the sides... and my 4-speed.

 

The part that's managed to hang on for the last five miles.

 

All the parts that didn't fit when I drug them home & now they do.

 

cars not biult, so hard to say.... but it will probly be my rocket 303 with the 3x2 and hydro.... i like the old stuff... every part is pre 57... so i love that too

 

On the 32 it was the exhaust.

The new roadster is still just a pile of parts. But some of them are pretty cool
Clark

 

the best part on my car is! it was made in America and I can post it on the H.A.M.B board without firguring out how many C.C.'S the new motor is going to have. (Sorry about that, just read the M.G and Lotus Posts)
I like the fact that the 354 Hemi in my 48 ford was installed in 1958. and the 331 cad in 54 GMC was installed in 1967. I even like the 270 dodge hemi is going into my 52 plymouth wagon in 2006

 

the steering wheel on my speedster. came of an old race car (has the drivers name hand etched into it.) i hand wrapped the whole thing in cord and varnished it. everytime i grab hold of it i smile and feel real happy. the car maybe sold one day, but i am going to be buried with that steering wheel.

 

The part on Big Olds that I am personally most proud of is the cover under the hood that goes from the nose to the radiator. It had a curved access panel that wasn't needed, so I fabed up a piece to cover the hole, then I welded it in, grinded it smooth, filled, sanded, primed, sealed, painted and cleared.....ALL BY MYSELF from start to finish.













I did other welding on the car and other painting, and lots of sanding, all stuff that I'm proud of, BUT this is one piece that I'm exceptionally proud of because I did it all myself. Lots of the other stuff I had help with.

 

The depression in the seat back, as Im pushed into it by G force.

 

The sights, smells, sounds and feelings that all scream that I'm driving an old, high-performance automobile.

 

I love the hood for my 1930 Durant