Recent content by ninop69

More pics We moved last year so I've been busy with house stuff, but I got some work done on the rod.

Nice build, keep up the good work and keep us posted. The body lines, firewall and frame are identical to my 1930 Chrysler sedan. I kinda like the different lines it has, especially on the cowl (that point). I glassed in a point at the bottom rear panel of mine to match it. The only thing...

Thanks guys. I couldn't put tire chains on it even if I wanted to, I made the wheel openings a little tight to the tires. When the snow starts to fly, she goes back in the garage and the grinder and welder sparks start to fly. The roof was filled using a full size 80 ish chevy van roof. I...

Thanks guys. That middle window was the rear door. The car has been sectioned 10" out of the rear doors and welded shut. It's chopped 4" and channeled 5".

long time It's been a while, here are some pics.

Thanks for the replies guys. I think I'm gonna try the syn. oil ( being the easiest solution) first, and if that's not enough, I know where I can get a school bus type heater core. It will be a little tricky plumbing it, but then again, isn't that why we do this in the first place? The...

I've searched the threads and couldn't find any ideas on running another rad in the rear of the rod. I'm installing a mild sbc in my rod and with it being chopped and channelled, to get the grill shell height in proportion with the cowl, I'm afraid it dosen't leave much of a rad. The custom...

more pics of my frame

posted my build pics in the builds section

More pics of my frame. Its 2"x4" tubing, 4" "z" up front and 13" kick-up in the rear. Four bar all around with panhards back and front, coils in the rear and Chassis Engineering spring pack on top of a Chas. Eng. 4" drop beam axle. Super bell caliper mounts and P&J components, shocks...

Went out to the shed and took some pics of the frame. They might be a little dark, but I think you can make it out.

I am slowly getting the hang of this guys, thanks for your patience( especially admin!). Here are some more pics.

Great lookin' build man, keep it up!

more pics again, they are not in order.

More pics of my build, mostly interior shots some from underneath, it's on a castered kinda dolly that's about 2 feet off the floor. I find it easier to weld upside down when you're right side up. The pics aren't in order, I'm just glad they're posting, there's more to come. Gotta run out to...