Hi, new guy

Was doing some research on fabricated quick change banjo axles (just bought one for my T roadster, it's totally funky, has 4 sets of gears) and came across your group. Looks like where I belong. I'm working on a T roadster pickup, all steel with fenders, and doing it 40's/50's style. 17" wire wheels with WWW, Dropped A axle up front and A rear axle (quick change noted) out back with the spring moved behind the axle. home built frame. Not sure on the power plant yet - flattie or something interesting.

Thanks for letting me join

Dale in Wisconsin

 

WElcome from Chi Town.

 

Welcome to H.A.M.B. from a fellow cheese head......enjoy the ride....Big Bad John

 

Dale, ..............Welcome to the H.A.M.B. .................from Arkansas City, KS.
You are going to really enjoy the H.A.M.B.


firstnomad
www.angelfire.com/jazz/flatlandstudio

 

Tons of info here on T's and quick changes, do a search and you will be in heaven. Welcome from oregon.

 

Welcome from across the pond.