Projects Stand By For The 1934 Chevrolet

Lots of imagination and craftsmanship in your project - this is a great build!

 

Love it man

 

Looks bitchin' Dick! Bring it to the Hamb Drags!

 

I got the door gaps set today. A little welding and the body should be firm to the frame.

 

Got the doors swinging and latched. I keep making progress.

 

I've watched your work since the hoodlum.your innovation is inspiring using definitely your imagination in your builds.I have similar projects giving me ideas to get off my butt and do the same.I look forward to see this on the street.

 

Thanks, I appreciate that. I try to look at what's being built and do something different. I'm looking forward to this on the street too.

 

Jack, ..... your Creative Coupe "Has-got-the-look" ! I Love it

Glenn

 

Backed it out under it's own power today.

 

The Coupe just screams Hot Rod..... love it.

 

I cut the hood side to clear the suspension and steering today.

 

Excellent build, I'm a huge fan of out of the box thinking on hot rods. I tried to do the same with my coupester, but yours is on an entirely different level. That steering setup is gonzo...I love it!!!!!


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Catch new details everytime I look. Dig that marker light turned plate light. Might have to steal that idea

 

Good to see a chevy !

 

Holy shit that thing is low! Looks great Dick!

 

Dick,
What did you use as the rear subframe and how long are the leaf springs?
Glenn

 

Very cool!

 

Glen, the springs are 43 inches long and the rear rails came from Summit.

 

Thank You Dick,
I'm hunting around for leaf springs like those, any idea what they came from?
Glenn

 

Great looking Hot Rod. Been really enjoying the build. You have a great eye and do nice work. Glad to see the battery moved forward (post #64 looked as though it was destined to hang out the back).
You adding a deck lid? Love the hood sides.
Suggest rotating the headlight screens a 1/4 turn so the grids like up with the grille for a smoother flow.

 

Looks killer. So glad the taillights worked out on there. They look sick!

 

Well, that felt pretty good.

 

Thanks. Planning on an Aluminum deck lid, roof insert and hood top. Yes on the lights but I'm trying to make a 300 mile trip on labor day. Other fish to fry now.

 

Thanks Jason, They are right for the job.

 

Posies.

 

Yea dude, I've always loved the chevs of the 30's.... Car looks devious, great job

 

The stance on this thing is killer. Love it!