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  1. 03-01-2020 02:31 PM #1
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    New guy from Utah.

     



    Just thought I would drop by and say hello, I am somewhat new to the hot rod world with my own project but grew up around them, I am currently doing a 40 Ford pickup build with help from many family members. My dad got his first car (40 Ford Coupe Deluxe) in 63-64 and we still have it, along with many of my uncles cars/trucks. Since my brother has dads car I began my own project, I couldn't figure out how to upload any pictures, not sure if I have to hyperlink them from elsewhere or what, I'll stop back later and figure it out.
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    Welcome to CHR! Looking forward to following your project.

    Check this - I think it's still a good primer - http://www.clubhotrod.com/shop-talk/...es-thread.html
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  3. 03-01-2020 04:28 PM #3
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    Test...Okay, I got it, size issue.

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    Wow, welcome and I love it!. Is that the original frame ?
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  5. 03-01-2020 05:43 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by 53 Chevy5 View Post
    Wow, welcome and I love it!. Is that the original frame ?
    Thanks, No, my cousin had the truck for a few years prior to me getting it from him, the frame he got with the truck was cut up in the rear, I didn't have plans to tub it so we scrapped that frame out and used an original coupe frame that my father and uncle found in a scrap pile in a field in the middle of nowhere in the early to mid 1970's.
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    Welcome to CHR and awesome truck! I have a 40 Tudor Deluxe under the knife currently. It looks like a lot of nice metal work has been done to your truck. I love that BBC power too! Have any pics of Dad's coupe?
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    Thanks, Yes I have tons of pictures of dads from 1964 to current. Heres a couple currents. It's kind of a family thing.

    Yellow coupe is dads in it's current state (455 Buicked since the 70's), other 40 coupe is my uncles,(SRT8 Hemi) my uncle had 3 in 63 so both have never left the family since. Topless Chevy (also 455 Buick) is a different uncles/cousins.
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    My brother re-built dads car with dad and also this 57 150 handyman wagon (Goat Wagon) with his father-in-law, (he bought car in 1968) all work done by them at home except sewing upholstery.
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    Each one of these is family
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    These photos make my eyes shine!
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    Quote Originally Posted by StanEwans View Post
    These photos make my eyes shine!
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    Quote Originally Posted by FordyG View Post
    What's that mean?
    Grabs your attention, you like it a lot.
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    Welcome! Love the truck and it looks like some real quality work has been done there. Got all the marks of a sweet ride.

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    Welcome to CHR, great looking truck! Keep us updated on the build!
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    Neat project!

    How about a few details on the drive train.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike P View Post
    Neat project!

    How about a few details on the drive train.


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    Thanks, I have a (468) Big block Chevy, solid cam, roller rockers, oval ports, domed pistons, 10.5 to 1 compression, edelbrock victor jr. single plane intake with a holley sniper efi and a bunch of MSD items. Trans is a TH-400 with a shift kit, manual valve body in reverse pattern. Rear is a Ford 9" that we cut and narrowed in the garage and I put new everything inside, 3.50 gears, eaton truetrac, dutchman 31 spline custom shafts.
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    Wow, I don’t know of any family with that many hot rodders in it. That’s really cool!
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