Projects Are C Cab Builds Allowed?

I think what makes these things interesting (at least to me) is picking a good theme to build it around.

Are you going to be staining it or painting it?

Going to be neat for sure.

 

Would this "C" cab be on topic if it had early wheels, proper tail lights, and was painted gloss black?

 

I'm waiting for a guy to finish a fiberglass 23 T cowl for me. After I finish up the wood work, it will get fiberglassed over. Then bodywork primed and painted. It will be themed around a Custom Paint shop delivery truck.

 

Here is a little T bucket inspiration from 1964

 

This is where I'm at currently.

 

I like it.

 

Very nice, very nice indeed.


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Saw this one at LARS 2019

 

I have always wondered what keeps them from exploding at speed. They look like they need a pressurization door.

 

I think I like that T.

 

Nor. Cal. C Cab...

 

i like the one that looks like a fire truck , your s is turning out nice will it be on the road soon ?

 

Here are a few photos of my headers that I'm building and the custom intake. It will be running 4 4brls.

 

I couldn't find a cowl that I liked so I sculpted my own out of Styrofoam insulation and fiberglassed it.

 

Designed the rear step and globe pieces had them waterjet cut, then I welded them together.

 

Just a couple of frame, body mount and buggy spring mount photos. I'm wanting everything to have a one off and custom feel. It will have a 60's Show Rod feel so every weld and seam will be ground and smooth. No surface will be untouched and either custom painted or chromed/ polished.

 

This is awesome! I love the intake


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Any updates???

 

Very cool!!

 

Been there done that.
There a blast to drive.
Recommend supporting the front of cab
Over windshield. The C cracked and I had
To reinforced.
Terry aka dirt t

 

I would have to say a little "Jack Daniels" in the mix.

 

At one time fellow Hamber Allen owned the Andy Brizio C cab in 1976 to 1978 and again from 1999 to 2000 and I believe it was also owned by John Bonham, HRP

 

C cabs just way too street roddy for me I guess. Cool but I despise the 70s trends these days... I have seen a very traditional C cab on A frame and it was sick...

 

Tads 25t works for a pre65 and I like it except for the exhaust but that is minor. Overall it works

 

It will be a blast when you take that first test drive. Our hobby has many rewards.
First is the satisfaction of building and the first
Drive. Then the the social side with fellow hot rodders.

 

You do plan on using doors, don't you? HRP

 

I confess I was completely oblivious, today was the first time I saw the thread after it had been bumped back to life. HRP