Projects The Chris Casny Coupe, Model A build pics

Man those pipes look sweet.

 

Awesome Chris....that is fab-ulous work.

 

HEARTBEAT GRAFFICS??? He told me he was putting #69 on the side!!!

 

Beautiful metal work!!...That car is already sweeeeet.

 

The build is amazing this is wonderful inspiration for my own

 

AWESOME!!!! Those look GREAT!!

 

Love the headers Chris. Thanks for the kind words.

I agree with moving the grille up. Good decision.

 

Man the pipes look sick chris!!!! Great job!!

 

cool man! looks so bitchin.

 

Nice set of lake pipes! And that cone made a good work stand until you needed it.

In the next few weeks we'll be offering lake kits as well as V8 and flat head header kits. And we're an Alliance vendor so you save money! Check it out www.coneeng.com

 

That is looking excellent. Do you have a part number or model for the dual master cylinder?

 

Chris, this car is really taking shape, and becoming its own. Really like it, nice work.

Take care,
Mike K.

 

those pipes look slick nice little detail good job

 

Those pipes are awesome...

 

Thanks man, yer headers look SiCk,, I'll share a secret with you on fitting tubes to headers, cones etc,, I machine different size ends for my belt sander, these ends determine the O.D of the header tub, this allows for a perfect fit,, on any angle, keeping them all inline. Keep up the work, chit looks Sick ~S

 

You should post those headers in the Friday ART show.. seriously!

 

Thanks, this is my first set, I have ever built, like this.
For these I just used good old hand files, beltsander, alot of fitting and grinding.
If I had to do more of these, I would do what you did.

 

That is the way to go bro,, all by hand,,

 

Hey Chris....I think one pipe is low.....















Hahaha....j/k man....
Pipes look slick....

 

damn chris! this looks amazing man. great work!!

 

Only for big $$$, it's alot of work

Thanks, Heartbeat graphics, how about "Coby on the Jackalope" painted on the side

Your exhaust flanges are by far the best on the market.

Yeah, tig. As for cleaning up the welds, I use a several grinders, regular grinder with flapper discs, pneumatic grinder (2.5" disk) several grits, palm sander, scotch bright pads, and several different diameter, metal files, etc, etc, everything and anything that works.

No, thats just a regular, over the counter MC, nothing special.

Oh, stop it.

Thanks, bro

 

Wow...looks sharp !!!!
Thanks for keepin us all up to date...
Keep it up see ya brian

 

Headers look good!! They are pretty tricky to weld w/out warping huh?? kind of a bitch!! at least you got time on your side. No rushing!! I hate rushing! I got to Rush now!!!...anyways, it's good to see all the skills the Germans taught you. Ah Ha Ha Ha....

I Joined the Deutsche H.A.M.B.

 

Sick work dude. I really enjoy following this. your metalwork is very impressive but I'm waiting for when wood work comes into play. Do you have plans in crafting something in wood for this car? I liked the stachions you built for your boat-tail and wondered if you had something crafty in the works for "the one".

it was good to see ya at primer nats.

Al -Chevnut

 

Looks pretty cool

 

Damn it Chris! I was gonna do this as well on my 30/31 Sport Coupe build. Looks like you beat me to it, its all good. The build is looking good thou bro! Keep up the good work. Do you have a deadline you are planning on having her done by?


Dash: I’m taking the easy, “less is more” approach, filled in the original gas tank, gauges and drilled holes for the Stewart Warner gauges.

 

whoah! Those pipes looks really good! I'm really impressed by your talent. Can't wait to see it done!

You may have mentioned it earlier, but what color are you putting on it?

 

Weekly update.
Finished the cowl steering. The box is 1966 Mopar, everything else I made.

 

I'm going to stay away from the wood, I just have to replicate some original stuff, but thats about it.

I'm not rushing this car, but I plan to get it done, by spring 2009.

Gloss black.
"You can have any color you like, as long it is black" Henry Ford

 

I should have told you I need one of these too. Then you could have made two of those while you were at it!

I'm sooooo jealous you're too this stage already!! Now I REALLY have to get moving to get caught up!!

Lookin' bitchin' bro!!!

So... are you going to run the outside bearing? That thing looks WAY stout!