Who bought Sodas38 Deuce chassis jig?

And can I borrow it?
r

 

Jigs are quicker but all is needed is to make it level and square.
It takes longer to load, haul, setup, load again, return, and unload a borrowed jig, than to set the frame on stands and shim as needed to get R dun.

 

You can borrow mine.............if you like driving around the country. I don't use mine very much. Maybe you can sell that nice little coupe body to someone up near me and they can relay the jig back to you. The m/o is in route to you for the olds parts by the way. Steve

 

Your kidding. Right?

 

Mecutem's not kidding Steve

 

Sodas38's jig had the perimeter outline for a deuce frame built into it.
Mainly, that is what I need.
I have a 27 Chevy frame that I need to 'reorganize'.
And no, I'm not kidding.
r

 

I was ref. to hotrodfreaks statement.
shoulda grabbed his reply button

 

Ha, ha, ha...

r

 

It's terrible I know, but I can't remember who bought it. I do know that he lives in St. Louis....correction: Michigan not St. Louis

I'll go out and check my paypal payments and see if I can find him there. I have deleted all the pm's of course.

 

so... has anyone won the "race" to build yet?

 

I sold my 27 roadster because it gobbled up too much of my play money and I needed to get my 38 Chevy closer to reality. I think Raven is still puttzin on his though. I will own up and buy dinner for him either way.

My roadster went to Nebraska, roadburner1 bought it.

 

I'm still building.
Should have it running in the next month or so...
famous last words...
r

 

when you get it done, we'll have another get together, break her in PROPER.

 

"when you get it done, we'll have another get together, break her in PROPER. "

Damn straight!
r

 

I bought it and rebuilt it a little bit. My roadster chassis is going together on it now.

A ways away and will probably be in service for quite a while. Borrow Mecutem's....

Charlie