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Great work. Cant wait to see more.
I will definitly be watching for round two!
Add Mt. Juliet to the mix for me! I remember seeing your International around some shows...
You have alot to be proud of... He did a great job!
I would drive to Austin from Tennessee next year for a show as good as this one looked.
That is the best collection of cars at one place that I have ever seen...And the location was awsome!
Subscribing to the thread...Someday I will be doing the same.
I have been trying to get to this show for three years and finally made it...It was one of my favorites. Wont miss it again. Just wish I hadnt...
A friend of mine just bought a 55 Dodge truck lowered with some steelies. I love the body style of this truck. I cant wait to see a build thread...
I would love to come to this show, but all I have to bring is my 68' Chevy truck (lowered, steelies, white walls, original inline 6), its pretty...
As said in previous post, there is alot of good info on the computer to get your basic info from. Its all about proper penetration and settings....
I have a Hobart and love it. I never have any problems. It is a 220 which i would suggest cause you will end up buying one eventually anyways.
Your progress is impressive... I started a build on the same car a year ago, but had a job change that left me very little time to do anything but...
My 29' A sedan had bad rot on the rear panel and the patch they have in their cataog was not enough, so I called Ryan and he said he could make a...
We had one in Nashville years ago. Most of the staff was from California. We all hung out there every Thursday night into the late hours.We would...
QMOTOX, It sounds like I am doing a very similar build to yours. It will be close to the same ride hight as yours. I will be running 7.50-16 tires...
What I am worried about using the rearend I have is the tunnell size. I need the tunnell to be as narrow as possible to allow more room inside the...
Ya, the one I have with the offset center section is 66". what kind of car did yours and choppermans come out of?
Before anyone says anything, I did a search and it looks like the usuall answer is a 9",which would be great to me, but heres my problem. I need a...
Keep the progress pic coming. Looking good so far. Its the first time I have seen it done this way. I have a 29' that will get the same treatment...
Looks real good so far, I like what you have done. I have the same situation myself. I have a 29 Tudor Sedan body that was seperated from the...
Gator, Its got to feel good to get her out, Its looking great. I cant wait for the day that I can get the Model A out on the road....probably be a...
I live just east of Nashville (about 20 miles) Nashville is full of hot rodders. There are cruise-ins and car shows every week end in the summer...
I'd be interested in one of those myself...how much?
Hey Djust, Its Coming along nicely. Did you weld up the seam where the back panel bolts to the rear quarters? I am thinking about doing that.
This is what i will be hauling parts in for my 29' Tudor Sedan build. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Thanks guys, I appreciate you measuring for me. that is exactly what I need.
I am going to make a new rear panel from the belt line down on my 29' Tudor Sedan and I need to know what the distance is from flange to flange at...
Good job, I am still building up my courage to do the same thing. Is it a 4" chop? Anything that you would do differently now that you done it once.
Dude, that was very innovative. Great work.
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