HOLES THREAD...drilled axles,backing plates,anything.lets see'em

This is a gokart rotor I did for a guy back in the '90's
I machined it true for him and when I returned it, he was all disappointed I didn't drill holes in it for him.
Next week I took it back, held it up and said "do you see THE HOLES?
It says it 3 times.

 

Nobody likes a smart ass, well I do,, thats funny as hell Dude!

 

No doubt!

"Back in the 90's"

 

Love this thread. Holes make anything cooler.

 

may have already posted these,, (a bit O/T sorry)

 

Here`s the front of my tank with a few holes. I don`t know if it makes it go any faster, but it looks good.

 

These are holes in the bracing of my bead roller.
I tell people it is so dust doesn't settle on there!

 

i wanna see some more

 

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117 harv, Those beams are sexy as ...

 

^^^thanks..some more, and a slot

 

I love the lay out on the door jambs man! looks great

 

I was going to say the same thing she must be a good girl

 

Any photos of a finished car? Because if these are anything to go from will be a sweet ride

 

Super sexy drilled and chromed Lincoln axle....owned by HAMBer, Bib Overalls.

 

nice, love your work.
Al.

 

That axle is ALL Bibs doing, I had no hand in it...good stuff.

 

Some Holey stuff around here....

 

Here is a pic of one of the engine mounts I did on an
ot customer car.
I thought I had a few more pics, the web area is drilled also.
They will be getting chromed.

 

The Frank Croker SIMPLEX in the 1904 Vanderbilt Cup Race. He drilled holes in the chassis as well to get the car weight down to the weight limit, this caused the frame to twist and take him out of competition. He would be killed later in this car on the beach at Daytona. Bob http://www.vanderbiltcupraces.com/blog/article/driver_profile_frank_croker_1878-1905#

 

I have a '40 Ford axle that was chrome plated a long time ago. The chrome is in pretty good shape. If it was drilled now would the plating begin to peal around the holes? I would paint the entire recessed area.

 

Yes

 

did my own,its a 55-59 chevy truck.under my 56 chevy

 

Seats and brake backing plates;

 

i call it swiss cheese

 

El Hueso built these for my project.

 

Here is a cool drilled axle on a vintage midget

 

Here is a Model A deck lid I did for a customer.




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A few more holes...

 

Axle, wishbones, frame horn boxing plates, spreader bar, backing plates and visor. Not pictured are the bomber bench seat with belled holes, the holey shifter, gas and brake pedals and rear spreader bar. Holey moley!