Did i build this one right??? (32 ford)

Good for you. Nice to have the influence and help of your father and grandfather. Keep up the good work.

 

great job

 

Nice work kid!!!
You obviously have your head screwed on right.
Good to see!
Oh yeah, I love the car.

 

Keep up the good work young man , you're gonna turn out just fine!


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looks right to me.

 

Absolutely perfect! Plenty of guys wish they could do as good...me included.

Gotta disagree with some of what the posters are saying. You are not gonna turn out right...you did turn out right. And you're no "kid"...you're the man.


I hate you...man. Lol. Jeez, ya did great. A big thumbs up to Dad and Grandpa too...for raising such an inspiring, aspiring, perspiring young man.


BTW everybody...In the spirit of this thread, I gotta mention that KustomCars (Jason, post #24) is only 14, and he's another one that's gonna make us all proud, just as blake1932 has here. Hot rodding certainly isn't gonna die anytime soon. Yay.

 

good job. looks good.

 

Most 16 year olds want a rice burner with a fart can exhaust. Good job, kid. Have fun with it.

 

All you got to do to make it perfect is stop telling people it is a brookville body.

Nice little ride there

 

Looks pretty damn good to me!

 

Really nice job kid! Soooooo what's next?

 

Outstanding Blake!

 

Don Weber is a good guy and an ol' time hot rodder who has been there and done that! A cool guy! Tell him Larry from trumann, AR said hello!

 

I have a little sister about your age.......Would you be interested?

 

I really dig the spare tire.

 

Good job !
Love the hat too.

 

I second that. Don Weber is a modest wealth of knowledge and a super nice guy. He taught me most everything i know. His 34 roadster was the first hot rod i have driven, hooked for life.

I believe i met you at DesMoines last summer. Have fun and keep it up.

 

Now thats funny right there!!!...LOL

 

Good for you..nice job!! Dad and Grandpa did good too! Hope to see you down the street sometime soon. Dale

 

I hate being a 'jealous 15 year old! lol Anyway, EXTREMELY nice job man!

 

I thought I was cool with an old Dodge pickup at 18. No question you're definitely the coolest kid on the block! Great car man, have a blast with it!

 

Ok guys I have started on a new project... I found an all steel 34 3window old bonnaville car has the wedge chop an everything!! I just built an original style 32 chassis for it has heavy 32 dropped axle unsplit 32 bones original k member and a model a rear xmember. I have a 39 ford rearend under it right now... I'm turning 17 years old next month, had to start a new hot rod!! I will post pics soon. Also I have been driving the 32 roadster all summer it's awsome that flatty is a beast! I'm looking for a v860 for the new 3 window if anybody has one let me know. Thanks alot and hope u guys like the new ride

 

Great job Blake, car is awesome
Now get some of your friends hooked on rods, share your knowledge

 

The spare on the original carrier bar is a great touch. Reality was the tires kids could afford were not the best and a spare was a necessity unless you like sitting on the side of the road for long periods.

 

Hi Blake,Please re-think that V8-60...you will be so disapointed with its lack of power..I had one in my old A roadster...never again

 

Way to go young man. Got pics of the 'new' ride?

 

Glad to see young guns building traditional rods, it will keep the sport alive long after we old wrenchs have been put in the box! Good job and good luck with the model 40 project...Ditto on the advise regarding the V8 60 horse, no power and just as much money to find it out!

 

your doing great in my eyes.

-danny

 

here are some pics i built the chassis and everything u see so far on my own... i went ahead and put the big flattie in it and a thicksun 2x2 intake... im needing a grill shell anybody have one?


and thank you to everybody! thats why i do it maybe, even make a livin at it one day haha

 

32 looks great, 34 even better!! now go tell all of your 16 year old friends to get crackin!! Keep the torch lit.. good job man!