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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by SlamCouver, Aug 10, 2008.

  1. SlamCouver
    Joined: Jun 26, 2006
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    from Brazil, IL

    well almost under its own power, as some have known iv been toying with the idea of slapping a champion 6 into my roadster to break norm. Waiting on a set of 6.00-15's for the front from coker,

    here are some pictures about 30 minutes ago of the "new" build

    what i started with
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    NOW I HAVE THIS!:D

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    Also raised the ass end 3'' for a better stance, after i get the coker 600's itll drop the front 1'' 3/8s fromt where it sits now
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  2. caseyajones
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  3. mink
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    How straight were the body panels before you apply primer; I having a ball straighting my panels. How much were the radials. Will you be running a hood? What radiator and steering set up are you going to run. oh where the front frame horns??
     
  4. VNCduke
    Joined: Nov 22, 2007
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    from Washougal

    lookin good, for sure
     

  5. VNCduke
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    from Washougal


    those are biasply..
     
  6. SlamCouver
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    from Brazil, IL

    Ill be running a model-a hood top with my own fabbed sides, using a "mustang rad" the only newer piece on the car. using stock model-a steering set up. the frame horns will be in the classifieds soon, looks faster without em. ;)
     
  7. speedtool
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    Lookin good for now - keep us informed.
     
  8. zgears
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  9. captainjunk#2
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    cool ride keep posting pictures of the build
     
  10. Is that an orriginal roadster, or a coupester?
     
  11. Uptown83
    Joined: Apr 23, 2007
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    Thats a coupster
     
  12. fab32
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    the frame horns will be in the classifieds soon, looks faster without em. ;)[/quote]

    OPINION ALERT!!!! the car doesn't look faster w/o the frame horns. It looks BLUNT. You know, squared off, unstreamlined, i.e. like a brick:confused: Of course opinions are like assholes:)

    Frank
     
  13. zodiac matt
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    is that a 60' belair behind it? wanna sell the left front fender if it is? :D
     
  14. SlamCouver
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    from Brazil, IL

    ok you guys got me, its not a real roadster but a coupster that I spent way to much time on :)


    fab-32
    maybe you didnt catch the wink.

    I just picked up some 600.15's off the coker website and am going to have them changed out tomarrow so a better stance will be seen in comming days.
     
  15. zgears
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    whats hapening to the 40's flathead?.... ?.. ?
     
  16. SlamCouver
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    from Brazil, IL

    40's flathead is being sold to vncduke for a 27 roadster build hes doing.

    but here are some recent photos with big and littles,

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  17. SlamCouver
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    SlamCouver
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    from Brazil, IL

  18. captainjunk#2
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    coming along good does the engine run now ?
     
  19. nice work so far...i like the ride height alot. nice to see its not scrapping belly. do you have any pics of rolling frame without body? just curious to see how you added strength to the frame. i'm hoping to put something very similar together.

    -ncg
     
  20. Seriously too bitchin' Dude !!! An inliner AND it's a Studey !!! If you aren't familiar with them , Cathcart Studebaker has all the speed stuff for those puppies . Kudos for the "dare to be different" attitude !!
     
  21. NortonG
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    Very 40's style!
    Great job!

    Norton
     
  22. jagfxr1949
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    Love the use of the Studebaker six! Great engine.
     
  23. SlamCouver
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    from Brazil, IL

    http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=280979
    Here is a link to the Stude engine thread iv got
    Also with pictures of the rolling bare frame.

    Im stoked to get it done but i have to get my A-coupe done for a upcomming cruise so this will be on the back burner for 2 weeks or so.
     
  24. f6fhellcat00
    Joined: Nov 20, 2005
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    We have a lot in common...Studebaker Champion 185
     

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  25. SlamCouver
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    from Brazil, IL

    Ha, nice! like an evil twin.
     
  26. roddinron
    Joined: May 24, 2006
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    I think he had to do that to clear that hump in the driveway.;)
     

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