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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by fortypickup, Nov 14, 2016.

  1. fortypickup
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    I figure everybody is building Model A's or T's! I think its time for something different.

    Body=Needs some TLC...door is toast! 100_7936.jpg
     
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    Model A frame. I Z'd the hell out of it!
    100_7797.JPG

    100_7798.JPG
     
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  5. fortypickup
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    A little inspirational drawing... 26 dodge yel.jpg
     
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  6. I'm in I love to build the different stuff that's what makes this hobby so cool. Man that pic is cool wish I could draw one for the 37 Plymouth I'm building subscribed ! Hobo Jim
     
  7. fortypickup
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    The dodge should fit nice on the frame
     
  8. verde742
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    might be li' l tuff ta open doors....
     
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  9. fortypickup
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    Hey Jim PM me some pics and i will see about doing a rendering of your ride!
     
  10. fortypickup
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    HaHa...I will cut some holes in the doors! HaHa
     
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    more pics

    100_7837.JPG
    100_7841.JPG
     
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  13. That door can be saved.
     
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  14. fortypickup
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    Yes it can...and yes it will be saved!
     
  15. Check out the red wheels, it must have been a Hot Rod once before...:D IMG_20161115_163336.png

    It's amazing how close these bodies look, to a Model T.
    I'm wondering why more don't get Hot Rodded.
     
  16. noboD
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    PLEASE don't put a Ferd radiator shell on it!!
     
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  17. fortypickup
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    HaHa!

    Yeah the Dodge Brothers used to work for Henry...and he pissed them off so they started their own company! The brothers were great designers! They took the Ford design with them!
     
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  18. I didn't think of that. Maybe it was a deliberate move to stick it to Henry.
    I like the direction this build is going. How far along with the body, are you?
     
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  19. Awesome frame you have sir. I like that you z'd it front and back,creativity is sorely lacking these days (no offense). By the way what motor are you using? 318? 360 perhaps?


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  20. fortypickup
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    100_7878.JPG

    Found this ol Dodge B shell laying around! It weighs about 100 pounds LOL.
     
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  21. fortypickup
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    Thanks man...gonna move the body into the shop next week!
     
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  22. fortypickup
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    Thanks Man...302 with C6 trans
     
  23. Stogy
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    Much better than and a nice plate too...;)
     
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  24. fortypickup
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    Here is a few frame details and before and after pics
    frame 3 1..jpg
    a few details I drew prier to the build...Caution do not use these for your own build! LOL
     
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  26. fortypickup
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    A little history on this frame...
    My Dad welded 2 x 3 rec tube to model A front and rear cross member 30 years ago and i decided to resurrect it.

    Then I screwed it all up! LOL

    Before
    CAM02769.jpg
    Mock up on the leveling table

    CAM02851.jpg
    Cutting the frame

    CAM02874.jpg

    CAM02880.jpg
    CAM02884.jpg
     
  27. 1930 A
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    If the transmission in the picture is the one you're going to use, it's a C4 not a C6
     
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  28. fortypickup
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    Good eye bud... the c4 is just for mockup
     
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  29. 1930 A
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    The transmission mount looks like it's welded in and on a C6 its going to be further back.
     

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