Model A in progress

Just a few pics of my progress so far.

 

looks pretty good!!

 

Your well on your way.
Keep up the good work, I have been working on mine for 4 1/2 years and it is still not on the road.

 

Looks good, what's the mill?

 

Looking good, I love the mild chop and stance!

 

Cool A

 

looks good! do you have inside pics?

 

Great looking! keep us posted (with Pic)

 

Looking good, keep us posted.

 

nice lookin sedan...you're farther along then me lol

 

I like the stance, cool car.....

 

Thanks for all the positive comments. The engine is a Cleveland with 3 speed toploader. Will post some more recent shots soon.

 

Cool build

 

Found some more pics. Just finished painting chassis etc and its all going back together. (Chassis was designed and built by myself) Lots of learning in the process!

 

Lookin good man!

 

I like it!

 

Looking great!

 

SWEEEEET. Keep up the good work & post it.

 

Cool it's Cleveland powered. Nice stance, I like it.

 

Been doing some more work. Mostly interior and constructing the floor etc... Made basic frame of 1x1 and 2x1 thin wall tube. Now starting to fill it in with the sheet steel

 

Whats that rear end out of?

 

Pedals cut from 8mm steel plate (with cut off disc took freakin forever!)
Converted cluch to hydraulic , and made probably the ugliest bracket you ever seen to mount the slave cyl, but it works...

 

Rear end is shortened 9 inch with GM brakes and axles. Shocks are Konis off e bay and attached with some custom mounts.

 

Rear end is shortened 9 inch with GM brakes and axles. Shocks are Konis off e bay, attached by custom mounts.

 

Made some shallow 'wheel tubs' and the Chev steering wheel mounted on a Holden column

 

Some more work done in between other jobs! Sheet metal floor stitched in and interior is taking shape.

 

I noticed you have a quadrajet intake on that Cleveland motor... First time I seen that.. I knew Ford used quadrajet carbs on some 460's But I never seen one for a Cleveland engine..

 

great looking car..... but I hate to tell you that you have the steering column on the wrong side.... better send it over here and let me fix it for you.........

 

Ha ha ,yeah, Thanks, soon as I find an envelope big enough.......

 

Yeah, came with the motor, just using a squarebore with adaptor at the moment, but a Q jet would go great on it. It is an Aussie motor, maybe that is why, I'm no expert tho