Hot Rods Gambino kustoms san jose speed and chrome presents fatman fabs wishbone giveaway

Would make a nice improvement to my air ride model a

 

Any chance? I would love to change the four bar.
DD

 

'29 roadster on '32 rails, Buick brakes, 6 Holley 94's, manual trans.

 

Not entering just wanted to say super cool of you to do this Alex and Fatman!!!

Also some really cool projects on this thread that we need to see more of.

 

Can I add myself to the list. '30 a coupe, with a bunch of old shit. I like it though. Thanks man!

 

Ok Alex, I'm starting to collect parts for my touring project. It'll be a 40's style banger or flatty powered highboy jalopy..."A" frame, "A" dropped axle up front, juice brakes, T rear spring, 16" steelies, bias-ply tires, etc. Those 'bones would be a great addition!

 

Alex, once again, the pics.
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32 frame w/model a front/rear x-members
32 ford pickup 3" chop no channel
283 w/three stroms -muncie 4 speed
9" ford 16x4 & 16x5 Firestone 5.50 & 7.50

 

I would like to put this Deuce back to old school

 

Sign me up dude!

 

My 29 coupe I can't load resent pic. Avatar is my pic
bodywork is done 4' chop high boy 265 sbc 39 top loader
Banjo rear

 

Consider me entered! Here'a pic from a couple of months ago...she's come a little way since then...40's style hotrod...

 

Not untill recently have we been able to run split bones, the Roads and Traffic department said they were too dangerous. BUT not we can run them if cleared by an engineer.
So I humbly submit my A RPU, I would love to swap to split bones from the 4 bars we had to run.



Doc.

 

I'm In!!

Here's my collection of 32 pieces. Going to a 5 window someday!!

 

you got it

you made it

kool u get 2

you get 2

good luck your down for 2

is that the car in yer avatar? if so you made it with 2

yer on the list

you need a pic to qualifiy

 

need a pic

you made it

you get 2

your on the list

 

I want the bones for a modified I am gathering parts for. This is my current ride

 

I dono if im to late but id love to have at least 2 on my 32 plymouth im doing im 19 and its a dream to have something that amazing on my hot rod!

 

Here's my project, a 31 Chev Landau Phaeton. Its been a dilemna for a few years as I couldn't decide whether to rod or restore. My heart says rod, my old man says restore.

But then the HAMB came along!

Traditional with a mix of old will be the plan and I think these new wishbones will be the kickstart to finishing it.

Heres the 55 Chev inliner I plan to swap in, and a pic of the Chevy with the artillery wheels I want to use.

 

Put me down, those are sweet!

 

Sign me up and we will take the 4 bar off of Dad's 29 rpu.

 

Sorry, meant to post this here...

I'd swap my hair-pins for those.

 

Here is my entry for those bones.
Would love to update mine with the drilled version...
'22 Dodge body, '29 ford frame, '49 235 ci. hi-torque 6,
'36 chevy trans, steel quick change.
Alliance member...
Thanks for the chance to win a very cool product.

 

I'd like to be in. I'm starting a '32 roadster this spring. I only have a pair of rails at the moment (sorry no pic) but hopefully this key chain can get me qualified

 

Those are sweet. Sign me up......Dave

 

I vote you only enter those that read the rules!

 

workin on this 26 tudor sedan with a 50 ford v8.

in progress. have some home made radius rods on the rear and some pete and jakes rods up front, but i'd love to have a nice set of split bones to replace them with, as they just don't look right.


repainted the mill, still need to paint the tube black

 

Why they would go onto this car, of course. Built in 1953 by Fred Gearhardt in Fresno. 1917 T Touring body, 1953 322 Nailhead with Dynaflow, 3 97s on a Weiand manifold, torque tube drive, 32 heavy front axle and 32 V8 rear axle. Sectioned 1949 Ford dash and wiring harness. Model A rear frame section and crossmember with twin tube space frame - period race car style - all the way to the front.




Thank you for hosting this contest and giving us all a chance to enter.

 

<<<<<<< I vote you only enter those that read the rules!>>>>>>>



...............EXACTLY..........

 

Am I too late? I'd sure Like them for my '30 Model A pickem up. Would definitely be nicer than the bent hairpins on there now!

 

Here's the car that I'd install them on. I have a drilled stock Model A front axle. I've already narrowed a '64 Pontiac rear. I'm using a Borg Warner Super T10 4 speed transmission, behind either a 301 or 292 (depends upon my luck in finding the .125 over pistons for my 283 Chevy). The wheels that will be used on the car are the one in this photo (real magnesium Hallibrands on the rear and aluminum copies of the kidney bean Hallibrands on the front. The front axle is not dropped and the front spring is not reversed. This car will run a "nose up" attitude - ala 60's style. The rear suspension is Model T rear spring and modified '40 Ford rear bones. A "nose in the air", bored out 283 Chevy engine, Borg Warner T10 4 speed trans, Hallibrand wheels, no heater, no radio, and all HOT ROD is this car. My new "DON SMART" floorpan was just completed 2-3 weeks ago. It's time to get started assembling this pile of parts that I've been accumulating for the past few years.