Projects A new '32 project of my own.

Well it's been awhile since I have posted any project pictures, so I guess it's time.

Here are some pictures of a chassis I'm building.

Thanks for watching.

-Danny

 

After the boxing came the cross-members.

 

Next I machined some motor mounts and welded them in.

 

After the mounts the rear end was next. I designed and machined all the frame and axle brackets to match each other.

 

Hand made stainless ladder bars came next.

 

Next came the front end. More hand made goodness.

 

Next on the list was the rear sway bar, upper shock mounts, and rear spring clamp bungs.

 

Here it is out in the sun for the first time.

 

Here are the new front wheels. Rears are on their way.

 

Your welds are superb ! Outstanding work sir. Looks great.

 

Amazing work. Looks fantastic!!!!

 

You sure know what your doing???? Damn that looks sweet!

 

I will be watching this one. You should be very proud of craftsmanship like that. That is a thing of beauty. Can't wait to see it done.

 

Nice stuff. I'm sure there will be many guys who try to snag it away from you, either before or after it's completed. Super welds, by the way.

 

This is shaping up to be a piece of art! Amazing design of the brackets and execution building them, including some very pretty welds. Subscribed

 

Been following on Instagram but seeing the bigger shots here is way better! I love your style, Bruce's is one of my favorite shops in Texas, consistently turning out great cars. I'm excited to see how this one turns out.

 

Wow, now I know why you have "pro" in your name.

 

Thanks guys for the kudos, it means a lot.

 

Looks awesome !!!!!

 

I am always amazed at your ingenuity when designing chassis parts and making them all work together throughout the entire build. I am not sure if they are all one-off or you market and sell them to the public — but they do stand out in the crowd. Nice work. What body are you planning to install?
On a side note — where do you come up with all of those Halibrand side plates you use? You should machine some of those for us poor folks who can't locate any.

 

Your work is something to behold. It makes everything I do look like do-do.
I am amazed.

 

I hate you.

 

The attention to detail, design and quality of execution are superb.
I enjoyed thumbing through the photos, thanks for sharing.

Tony

 

Great craftmanship as usual. Looks like a great build.

 

Nice work Danny, looks great!

 

Your work is amazing

 

wait...who are you and what have you done with my Danny?
My Danny wouldn't box the frame ala streetrod...he'd put an extra frame inside, like he did before.
And he would never use tubular x-members, except on the unwashed customers cars.

just fuggin wit ya

 

In the past all of my stuff has been one off. I now have the CNC equipment to make a one off part faster.

I have been thinking of remaking the side plates. When I tear this car apart for finishing, I want to look into that further.

Thank you for your kind words.

-Danny

 

Larry you know me better than that. When I have free reign to build how I want, it will always be built this way.

Good to hear from you, it's been too long.

 

I forgot. This one will be a Henry 5 window.