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Projects 235 no more. New project just drug out of storage.

Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by PeteFromTexas, Nov 26, 2016.

  1. PeteFromTexas
    Joined: Apr 4, 2007
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    I just had this 31 Ford coupe fall in my lap last week. Body is going up for sale. I'm keeping the chassis and planning a TnA roadster. A period correct Gow Job with all pre war parts. The chassis will get slightly modified and basically restored. I'm keeping the mechanical brakes, A motor and drivetrain. Maybe a B motor and maybe an OHV conversion I'm not sure yet. The body will be a 23-25 Roadster body.




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  2. PeteFromTexas
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    Here are a few of the cars I'm getting inspiration from.
     

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  3. Great project. Mechanical brakes? Now that's hard core!
    My dad could have had one like that before the war.................
     
  4. Moriarity
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    Mechanical brakes..... "the safety of steel from pedal to wheel" awesome build, go for it man
     

  5. PeteFromTexas
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    Yup. Mechanical brakes. I might upgrade to a little more modern brakes. 32 or a little later. Still mechanical though. For me it's the difference between drum and disks. Properly adjusted drums work great I saw no need to change on some of my other projects. Same with properly adjusted mechanical.
     
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  6. I've got one of those early turtle decks I've been saving and want to build something similar.

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  7. steinauge
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    Looks good! great project.Be sure to go over Late to the parties thread on his early T build.Scads of good info there.
     
  8. PeteFromTexas
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    Got the chassis and the last of the extra parts loaded up and took them home. Research and parts locating are next. If we get some decent weather soon I hope to blast it all and see about the condition of everything.
     

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  9. HipCat427w
    Joined: Dec 13, 2016
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    Man, that thing is cool....
     

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