It is very nice work indeed. I love to see someone who take the time to build one. There is just something about watching someone who has some skill put it together.
Thanks, I've built several "T"s and Model A frames before, this is my second attempt at a '32 frame, Learning as I go
You learn very well Sir. Do you use a straightening jig when you finish weld your rear axle brackets to prevent distortion?
I made a clamping fixture to hold the ends in alignment, have some on the road with several thousand miles on them. I will have to take some pics of the process next time.
I got it from Russ Nomore Inc. They were very quick and some of the nicest people I've ever dealt with. They did everything they promised when they promised. That's a rare thing these days. Here's a price list www.russnomorestreetrods.com/order.php
Man, I got nothing against a plastic body. That is what my '34 three window is. Looks good and will make you a sweet ride when done.