The new kid

Hey hamb i am the new kid. I am only 15 but i love buildin cars and buyin parts. Every weekend im usually at car shows swap meets auctions and yard sells lookin for more. I recently shattered my wrist so no workin for a little while which is going to be hard because I am currently buildin a 1930 chevy 2 door sedan its been chopped channeled and shortend. I am tryin to finish it before i drive.

 

Very Nice project, sorry to hear about the wrist! Welcome to the board, you will get tons of help, listen to all, and decipher later

 

Welcome aboard. 15? Absorb everything that you can from here. Well, maybe not EVERYTHING.

 

A 15 year old with a damaged wrist?Wonder how that happened!LOL
Welcome to the HAMB from Scotland.
Good luck with your project.
Mark.

 

welcome from georgia always remember safety comes before cool ALWAYS

 

Welcome from Iowa! Home that frame/front end setup works for ya.

 

Hang in there................
Welcome from Georgia

 

Thanks lol i should be getting the cast off on december 29

 

Whats the story on that frame ?

 

Lots of welcomes from Georgia HAMBers, let me add one more from Rockmart GA. Henrietta the '38 Ford pickup and Ozelle the '55 Ford send friendly horn honks to you and the '30 Chevy. I've had Henrietta since I was 14, and Ozelle was bought new by my parents and handed down to me when I was 16. Wish this site had been around back in 1966 when I brough Henrietta home.

 

The frame was all custom built it has a triangulated 4 link rear with adjustable coil overs and a sucide 47 ford springer front end

 

Welcome from MI !!!!

 

hey RODZ...welcome. yea i would say it's custom built. your luckey it's a sedan, because your going to HAVE TOO set the engine way back! you'll be setting in the rear seat, at least that's the way it looks to me. hell little buddy, that old rod will look fantastic! good luck on healing, and you build...POP.

 

Hey, welcome from Kansas!! Im only 13 =))

 

Welcome very nice starter got my first car at 14yrs old and have been hooked since

 

Thanks heres a picture of the rear set up i was working on a floor pan before i shattered my wrist