Projects i bought this tee to restore to a Traditional Hot Rod

Looks like you have room to drop that radiator a couple inches and make it flow better

 

Nice ride! Good luck with the build!

 

Best deal that I have seen on here in a long time, now sell me the Nomad

 

From what I can see, it's a pretty well built car to begin with, in my mind, a hell of a bargain, cosmetic changes are easy, looking good so far....

 

Nice but. That whole front end and suspension would need to go for me. Take off the radiator and get out the cut off wheel and grinder. Speedway and a lot of others sell what I would want ..... but that’s just me.

 

@old32 where you live? Maybe I have seen your Nomad around. Is that a 30-31 coupe I see in the background/foreground?

 

i live in Merrimack n.h. jst bought the nomad 2 week a go
the car in the photo is a american graffiti i am building for a guy in n.y. i have a speed shop

 

primed the grille shell today

 

Looks fantastic

 

Is the big block going to stay?

 

i live in Merrimack n.h. jst bought the nomad 2 week a go
the car in the photo is a american graffiti i am building for a guy in n.y. i have a speed shop[/QUOTE]

I knew I recognized the Nomad, neat 32 too.
I'm sure we'll run into each other. . .

 

I live just up the road from you.

 

How do a New Hampshire title and Maine plates manage to go with the same car?

 

Maine RMV are whores - they will register a car for anyone from any state for $$$

 

jonh never took off the plates yet

 

yes

 

Truth on that price, and spot-on on 1965.

 

Gimpy, I'm a little surprised at the question. Do some states require an updated title if you move there?

 

Every state that issues titles on vehicles does.

In my state, you have 20-days from the time that you bring the vehicle into the the state to register it, and do your title paperwork.

 

Your looking good with the updates all ready. Subscribed and following your build.

 

I am not a fan of hair pins they turn the front and rear axles into huge sway bars. You swap body lean in a turn to the car trying to lift the inside wheels

 

@old32 , I had my doubts at first, but I like where this is going so far. You've already managed to undo alot of the not so good first impressions with just a few simple things. Keep it up.

 

thanks

 

painted the rims for the t bucket and installed the caps

 

Looks good! Did you do a "fade" on those wheels, or is that just the lighting?

 

fade

 

Fade looks great.

 

thanks

 

Curious as to how the powers that be know when you bring a vehicle into the state ?

 

all the body work is done the frame is painted black