Hey all, been a member a while, but haven't been too active. I am starting to dive into a 32 5w project and could use some help. I am looking for some pictures of the floor and frame to body mounting areas as the floor in my coupe is not original and I want to fix the work someone else has done. I know the front bolts to the frame at the base of the firewall, but I am unsure about the rear and center. I have searched a bit and I haven't found pictures that show me the whole story. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Sent from my moto g(6) (XT1925DL) using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
Not at my shop wright now , off my memory ""On each side "" sub rail There is 1 in trunk @ the rear quarter brace 1 behind B pillar @ near subrail arch 1 @ B pillar 1 middle of door 1 @ A pillar 1 at end of subrail before fire wall feet/leg 1 in back of the Firewall feet / leg Next one is 1 for the cowl leg Then Last one 1 at end of firewall Foot/Leg Look up United Pacific five window sub rail almost identical to a original
I think Westscotts has a blue print of the frame http://www.wescottsauto.com/WebCatalog/Tech/FrameDiagram1932.pdf
X2 with Big Duce Would post pic of my 5 window Not HAMB Aproved because of Bead Lock wheels & Jap power plant ,But looks like mid 60s Hot Rod Ford Blue print
This is awesome guys. Thank you all, I should be able to get my floor sorted out with your help! Sent from my moto g(6) (XT1925DL) using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
Sorry for the double post. I have been doing searching and reading but cannot find how the subrails/floor attaches to the body. Any insight on that would be appreciated. Sent from my moto g(6) (XT1925DL) using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
The subrails bolt directly to the top frame rail. If you box the frame weld nuts inside the frame first. On final assembly place webbing between frame and subrail. edit. I think I misread that. The body is rivetted and or welded to the subrails.
google United Pacific images and study the brackets between the body and the floor. The wheel well are spot welded to the sub the rest of the quarters are semi open to let moisture out.