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Projects 1927 model T roadster build " Sweet Tea"

Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by flyin flattie, Jul 27, 2012.

  1. flyin flattie
    Joined: Oct 13, 2005
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    flyin flattie
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    yeah im yankin the flathead out of the truck for the T. I feel its a little more correct for the T and that flathead is one hell of a runner
     
  2. Finnrodder
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    Looks good,keep it up!
     
  3. Hoptup Jalop
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  4. flyin flattie
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    flyin flattie
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    thanks buddy maybe this one will be in next years calender
     
  5. Hoptup Jalop
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    Lmao!!! You can bet I'm going to try...... I already have an idea or 3!! What gear set you have in it??? :D


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    Last edited: Nov 30, 2012
  6. Derek Mitchell
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    This is a cool build, keep it up.
     
  7. flyin flattie
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    idk hoptup but i know its better than the truck 3 speed with over drive
     
  8. Cam VanDerHorst
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    This is way cool, looking great so far. Definitely going to keep an eye on this build.
     
  9. flyin flattie
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    this gives a great reality of how small this car really is. and how tall I am. hope its not to crammed
     
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  10. VonKool13
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    That's what makes hot rods so bad ass, they're basically go carts on steroids.
     
  11. flyin flattie
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    yup I love making little hot rods. big ones are cool and all but the smaller the better it seems. plus they just look so great with big and littles when there tiny.
     
  12. -Brent-
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    Sharp hot rod, for sure. The stance is perfect.
     
  13. flyin flattie
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    thank you -brent- I tryed to get it the way it should sit. I think its pretty close
     
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  14. Lovin it man, 26-27 T's are so cool. Cheers JW :)
     
  15. TexasSpeed
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  16. sstock
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    Killer looking project!
    Subscribed.
     
  17. Very nice.

    I've always wanted a 27 on 32 rails.
     
  18. TALLAN
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    I saw you sitting in the T with the dropped seat pan. Do you mind me asking your height? Just curious how much that helped you fitting into the T? Thanks!
     
  19. oldsboy
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    Great build.

    I was looking for a roadster for awhile until I found my sedan. The route your taking is definitely the way I would be going. Subscribed.
     
  20. skryla
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    NICE - subscribed
     
  21. flyin flattie
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    I'll be making a update on a few things later tonight since I got so many messages about things ive done. also I am 6'1 and its still a tight fit but gosh it makes it so much nicer to fit inside this car. I hate people looking like a damn giraffein there cars. I always liked how people seem to sit in 32s always supper low and there eyes are in plane with the cowl .
     
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  22. Damn!!! Shades of 1949, great build!

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  23. Lookin' good, man!

    Keep us posted!
     
  24. WOW!!

    Great car! Thanks for the inspiration; I need to get mine started. Too many projects.
     
  25. SMITTYtheSMOKER
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    I like it.

    -Smitty
     
  26. Great build. You can't beat a '26-'27 T on '32 rails.
     
  27. What did you do about mating the belly in the top of the 32 rails with the flat T body?
    Make a spacer? Flatten the rails?

    What steering box did you use?

    I'll say again, that is one bitchin' roadster!
     
  28. flyin flattie
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    flyin flattie
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    I havent delt with the fact that the frame is swept but I already know what im going to do. all I have to do is when I do my patches on the cowl im going to cut a pie out of the front to lower the front a hair and give the body that sweep.

    also the steering box is a 1937 zephyr box turned 90 degrees. I had it laying around since my dad is building one.
     
  29. flyin flattie
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    so hear is a picture of the pedals and the shifting linkage. I dont have the linkage in place yet but i just have to shorten it down and it will fit.
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  30. flyin flattie
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    flyin flattie
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    and the patch I did today
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