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07-16-2007 06:41 PM #1
32 roadster final assemble ....pics
well switching my rachet to the tighten position and now im on final assemble , got frame from powdercoat and now im runnin ....will update with pics and info on build as i go ..nothin like hearing those lake pipes roar!!!!
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07-16-2007 06:46 PM #2
more pics............nothin like hearing those lake pipes roar!!!!
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07-16-2007 06:48 PM #3
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nothin like hearing those lake pipes roar!!!!
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07-16-2007 07:02 PM #4
Gotta admire a guy who'll use one o' momma's rugs to lay on out in the shop!!!
Might need to adjust that pinion angle a bit though.
Good start on assembly!Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
It's much easier to promise someone a "free" ride on the wagon than to urge them to pull it.
Luck occurs when preparation and opportunity converge.
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07-16-2007 07:08 PM #5
i thought the pinion angle should be at 55 degrees????LOLnothin like hearing those lake pipes roar!!!!
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07-16-2007 07:42 PM #6
Lookin' good! Its got a definite old school vibe with some modern flair... Love the painted center salt flat wheels, and totally dig the fact its running a 4 speed. Keep the pics coming!Joe Barr
1932 Ford Roadster
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07-16-2007 07:44 PM #7
notice the billet center block i made to keep the sifter in the center of the floor?nothin like hearing those lake pipes roar!!!!
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07-16-2007 07:55 PM #8
Coming together really nice. Everything looks terrific, beautiful setup.
BTW, just how long will your driveshaft be? Looks like it may be as short or shorter than mine.Bob
A good friend will come and bail you out of jail....but a true friend will be sitting next to you saying..."Damn....that was fun!
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07-16-2007 08:08 PM #9
i rolled the rear close to the hookup point and measured 34.5 inchesnothin like hearing those lake pipes roar!!!!
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07-17-2007 08:57 PM #10
Very nice! Love the wheels.
Ok- where did you get that finned aluminum piece on outside of frame rail for front spreader bar?
I like,I want .
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07-17-2007 09:11 PM #11
Really magnificent looking all around.I've never had anything powder coated, buy am going to do it on some project. What are your feelings after you got the parts back? It sure looks good.
Don
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07-17-2007 11:28 PM #12
Godspeed you are going to have one high end ride once you are finally finished. Then you will be all smiles cruising along getting smiles, waves, thumbs up, and tons of questions everytime you park. If you don't mind me asking how much did the powder coating run for your frame back there in NJ? You can answer by PM if you want or post. I would like to get a rough idea what I will be facing here on the west coast in a month or so from now. Did you just go with a high gloss black finish with a clear over the top? I can't wait to see your pictures of your completed 32.
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07-18-2007 03:35 AM #13
thanks guys !!! the powdercoat came out great , they coated it and then they clear it it is mirror black . very shinny and some people thought it was paint , it looks like it as well !! if you were getting a frame powdercoated look to spend 500 to 1000.00 i payed 5 for mine because he owed me a small favor . the pictures on here do no justice betweeen the chrome and the black it knocks your eyeballs out ..
and yes i cant wait to roll inthis car ive been collecting parts for 3 years and now it is getting closer and closer to completion . looks like this weekend i am painting the body in epoxy black to seal it . ill have more to post soon the next step is to get the rear mounted and rear brakes and get them wet . oh here is the speader bar caps
http://www.wirthscustomauto.com/Merc...roduct_Count=0nothin like hearing those lake pipes roar!!!!
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07-18-2007 04:21 AM #14
That is a show-quality ride. A+ everything.Jack
Gone to Texas
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07-18-2007 08:34 AM #15
That's looking really nice!
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