Got my Traditional Hot Rod Chassis put together...

Last time I posted pics was when I did the tech week post on the suspension. A whole lot of shit's happened since then, and I am finally making it back out into the garage to get some things done. Thankfully I have friends that are there with me, helping out... making it fun again.

Okie Dokie... detail pics... from my camera phone!

















I also welded up a bunch of holes on the firewall and did the body work to get it halfway looking good...



Then Skot Randall at Livermore Collision matched the paint and shot it yeller!



That's it for now...

Stay tuned,

Sam

 

Wow! That is super clean...looking good Sam!! You've got great friends.

 

That is one very sweet looking chassis!

 

Sam This is for sure a WOW!! The detail is super sanitary.Great Work..

 

Nice progress and great pics! Can't wait to see more.

 

Bringing my dinner over to eat off of that. Damn that is clean and layed out nicely!

 

That is rad cheif

 

Super cool chassis
So simple, so well built.
Can`t wait to see more

 

Beautiful!

 

Doing a hell of a job man. Looks Great.

 

Two thumbs up! Very nice, clean, and simple.

 

what are the tire sizes?

 

Brake lines run as art! Looks good fore and aft.

 

What eng and trans?? Great start!

 

That's a nice clean and simple looking chassis, great job. I'm another one who was admiring your work on the brake lines.

 

very sanitary looks great

 

Beautiful work! What's the story on the steering arms? Steel plated originals?

 

X2 on what the steering arms are.

 

It's gonna be a little cutie, Sam. Are you planning to leave the steering dampener in red paint?
Quality of work is really high. Love it.

 

I have a question. I noticed you ran your front brake line to the center of the frame and then split off to the front wheels. My car has always pulled left a little when I aply my brakes kinda of hard. My lines are run up the side of the frame like yours but the "T" fitting is on the left rail right by the left brake. Could this be causing my slight pull? During normal braking I don't so much notice the pulling tendancy.

 

Boy that is really clean looking and very pretty. Gonna be a very good driving car.

Don

 

Great looking chassis.

 

Look great, Sam! But where does the clutch pedal go?

 

I'm glad it was you and not me...

 

I think Sam can take a little friendly ribbing. Haha.


The chassis really is nice...I like it alot. Especially the rear radius rod set-up.

 

Nope.


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Kick Ass Chassis!!!

 

looks great

 

X2...

Very Nice work Sam even if you are missing pedal

 

Looks great. I really like the look of the stock wish bones, really gives it that vintage look. What year is the rear axle your using?