Projects A new '32 project of my own.

Lookin' good! It's really cool to see the little details you've worked in that not everyone will notice.

 

Thank you.

 

Thank you so much.

 

Some nice photos on bangshift today.
http://bangshift.com/bangshift-gall...dependents-run-at-hooks-airport-spring-texas/

 

Thanks. Yea. I saw them. Charles does some great photo work

 

Machined some more fittings for the AC and heater lines.

 

Just re-read the whole thread - inspiring! And dangerously close to completion... (will miss it).
Thanks you for all the detail photographs of the work, really informative and hugely enjoyable to follow.
Stunning workmanship.

 

Thank you. I still have a lot of work to do. Stay tuned.

 

More progress on the AC lines and fittings. #brucesrodshop #32mafia

 

Loved seeing this in person only wish it was in some shade so I could have looked at it some more haha. Those back tires look perfect on the car but you really don't grasp how huge they are until your standing next to the car.

Love it man this things gonna be a beast!

 

Bitchin stance! Gonna be badass!

 

Thanks.

 

Thanks

 

Rust holes gone.

 

Rust Holes Gone.....Poof....can you buy that in an aerosol? I'll take a couple of cases.

 

Machined me a custom front brake kit for my spindle mount wheels. #brucesrodshop #32mafia

 

That's really trick Danny, great job!

 

That's a neat bit of engineering right there.

 

True art on wheels ( no pun intended - well maybe a little!) Very neat.

 

Beautiful work.
A few questions:
1) Did you consider using stock Ford spindles with the arms still attached?
2) How much are your steering arms dropped to fit through the hairpins?
3) Are those Wilwood brake calipers... with the logo ground off?
Thanks!!!

 

This is a 5" drop axle. Had I used a 4" drop I could have used stock spindles.

Super Bell sells the arms flat for going over wish bones, for 4" drop axles, for 5" drop axles, and deep drop for going under wish bones. I used the ones for 5" drop axles.

These are older Wilwood calipers, before they started putting their logo on them.

Thank you for the questions. Glad you like the progress.

 

Thank you.

 

Just a little.

 

Thank you. I'm trying my best not to cut corners or rush this thing, even though I want to drive it so bad!

 

Danny,
Awesome Job on this one.......I'm jealous as hell!!......

 

Thank you.

 

Heater lines are finished on the motor.

 

Heaters in Texas?