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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by freebird101, Dec 27, 2009.

  1. freebird101
    Joined: Feb 13, 2009
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    any one have dimensions for something like the ones that geckotitan has in his model T sedan [​IMG] and was wondering what type of gauge steel or aluminium to use. shtuff like that.
     
  2. freebird101
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    some help please
     
  3. I can't help you with dimensions but I can suggest material. I used 3003 H14 aluminum to fabricate hood panels, seat backs, belly pans and misc parts on my track roadster. I started with .063" but found it difficult to make bends. I did okay though but when I got to the hood top I got piece of .050, same grade and had more success with it.

    I would suggest you buy a copy of Metal Fabricators Handbook by Ron & Sue Fournier. Barnes and Noble carries it usually. There are any number of similar books. Any or all will be helpful for you.

    Charlie
     
  4. mikeyfrombc
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    check out KIRKEY seats they have specs on their seats and they offer a bomber style seat as well
     

  5. flynbrian48
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    I used .080 from the drops rack at ALRO steel, have no idea now what the alloy was, and I made 'em to fit between the door, trans hump, and still fit my butt into. ;)
     

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  6. Adrenalin Rush
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    These seats are 17" wide X 22" tall X 19" deep. They are made from .063 5052 aluminum.
     

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