Sneak peek, 'Max-built' A on deuce rails

beautiful work. lots of interesting design and detail. i have been going over the pictures for the last hour!

 

Thats some excellent work!

 

I appreciate everyones input on what if situations...and these are things that I take very seriously when engineering and building vehicles this low to the ground with or without the aid of air/hydraulic suspension. With the measures I went to...I'm confident that in the event of some catastrophic failure of a componet, this vehicle will be fine and the occupants safe.
With that said..If it were my car, I'd cruise it til the wheels fell off. Thanks for all the kind words, I hope to make one of these for myself someday

 

why don't you have your own shop ?

 

hahaha

 

This build is EXACTLY why I post so infrequently. After seeing this I'm left grappling with an OVERWHELMING sense of inadequacy! Maybe I'll just sell off my cars and tools and join others in the pursuit of needlepoint! This is totally freakin' awesome...

 

Wow...Great job the work looks fantastic.

 

how's that for thinking out of the box wow! bitchen work.

 

That's a bad as ride man. WOW!

 

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Gringo,
Been quiet here for a while, any updates on your work here ??

Thanks again for sharing..

 

AWESOME...those quarter eliptics, and the covers for the bolts just wicked....Love the work to the light buckets...would love to see those mounted...SUBSCRIBED!!!

 

Rad fab work Gringo....very humbling !!

Rat

 

Outstanding workmanship. Loved the rear end and inboard shocks.

One question? As the car sits now, how high is the frame off the ground (ride height at the lowest point) and how much of a drop on the front axle? Thanx, Gary

 

Noice!!!

 

very nice,very nice, what are the plans for color?

 

Any new updates?

 

Cool

 

Killer Fabrication Skills!!

 

It's been a while, thanks for hanging in there...lets go!

 

Back to work............
Max.

 

Holy crap! Sub'd................

 

Amazing craftsmanship.