Projects '23 Ford Roadster build aka The Incredible Hulk

Darn forgot the picture.

 

Love it!

 

Norm would be proud. Nice

 

Think I'll follow along on this one. Look's good so far, Paul!

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This is a great post. Love the pics. Keep 'em coming!

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Don't know how I missed this thread. Looks real cool! Any recent progress?

 

And where are we at today Paul?

 

no news, it's waiting patiently in a pile while another project takes front and center.
I have gathered a few more bits and pieces though,
so when it does start to come together there will be a little more to work with

 

Love it!

 

BEAUTIFUL.........................

 

How did I miss this one?
Is there a way to get alerts every time Paul starts something new??

 

U can follow a member and will receive notifications when any/all new posts are made I believe. I have not done this so can't speak from experience.

 

Any updates for us Paul?

 

Pretty interesting for Hulk fans

 

Or this one, any updates?

 

Nothing to report on the Hulk, yet.
Stay tuned

 

Wow--more pics

 

Yesterday
I pulled a pile of sheet metal down off the shelf
Leaned it together, moved it around and settled on a loose plan.
The front section will be trimmed about four inches behind the door/reveal and the rear will get trimmed close to the rear of the rear doors.
At this point I plan to use a '21? turtle deck, I had planned on a shortened model A pickup bed but this turtle deck is in better shape than my pickup bed, and I'm liking the look.

 

Inspiration..

 

Very cool!

 

Great car for inspiration. That’s a great time period to work in. I like everything about that car except for the bullets in the wheel centers and the spread of the exhaust pipes, they need to be nested together more to not look so gangly.
Your blown Olds mock up looks mean. Glad to see you’re back at it.


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I plan to use a front suspension similar to Grabowski's and Ivo's Ts
'37 Ford V8-60 axle with spring behind and four bars using tie rod ends

kinda like this, if you can make it out:

 

today I dug out the axle, a wishbone, a spring or two and some perch pins

 

used a cut off wheel in a little grinder to cut the bones off

 

ground the raw edges off the axle receiving ends,
(this might get some more grinding to reshape to a less angular look)

 

used the rose bud to heat the spring arms and bent them to work with the spring

 

cleaned them up with a wire cup on a little grinder
and test fit on the axle with some spring on top pins,
pins will either get cut or I'll buy the correct ones..

 

Nice job Paul! Can't wait to see this come together.

 

Love it..

 

Definitely an excellent recipe. Going to be rad.