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Projects The dirty 36 project **update**

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by DirtyWoody28, Dec 20, 2009.

  1. DirtyWoody28
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    Heres the begining, the 38 ford whose frame is getting sacrificed for the truck. Keeping the wide 5s, the V8 60 and axles for the T or A. Got more pics coming of the frame.
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    The frame wasn't as solid as I thought so I had to repair the Passenger side rail.
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    I kept the x member in the frame to prevent warpage as much as possible
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    Now I get to sand blast for the next two weeks
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  2. DirtyWoody28
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    The final decision is a 283 w/ a 5 speed, 8" rear and 48 front hubs/drums so I can run 35 wires all the way around. Oh yeah and not chop.!!
     
  3. chaddilac
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    Cool... looking good.... had to do the exact same thing to Toast's 40 frame.. with the body on!!! :D
     
  4. DirtyWoody28
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    WOW!!! It was tough enough without the body
     

  5. DirtyWoody28
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    any color suggestion?
     
  6. 454navyss
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    leave it just how it is....at the most throw some primer on it. thats going to be a cool ride when you are done with it
     
  7. DirtyWoody28
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    the frame is painted
     

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  8. SlmLrd
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    Looks great, I love the 36 trucks!
     
  9. DirtyWoody28
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    Rolling chassis
     

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  10. thunderbirdesq
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    Looking damn good, Steve! I really like your vision for the truck, I think I may have to find me a 36 pu here pretty soon.:cool:
     
  11. DirtyWoody28
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    Cross-member
     

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    More pics
     

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  13. DirtyWoody28
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    I was able to use the stock pedels, and put a 5 speed in it without cutting the x member, blasting my wires right now, so I'll have the new wheels and tires this week.
     
  14. chaddilac
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    Wow! looking cool!
     
  15. That looks super!
     
  16. JoJo O.
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    I really like it so far man! From the looks of it, it's going to turn out great.
     
  17. choppershox
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    I love the wires, white wall and especially not shopping it.. Keep us updates brother....
     
  18. DYNODANNY
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    Good job man, nice build keep it up. I need to put more work in to mine.
     
  19. JeffCTN
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    Looking good. You are just ahead of me on my dad's 36.

    Which 5 spd do you have for it?
     
  20. DirtyWoody28
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    I have a borg warner in it, and I used the bolt on engine mount from speedway, I just slightly altered the stock flathead engine mounts, and it lines up great.
     
  21. Thorkle Rod
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    Keep us updated, what are you putting out back as far as a rear end and suspension? I also have 36 Fruck but going a slightly different direction.
     
  22. pasadenahotrod
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    The frame parts car is NOT a 37 Ford but rather a 38 Standard Ford.

    Looks like a fun project.
     
  23. DirtyWoody28
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    I have an 8" rear. with a sedan rear spring, set-up like a stock 36, I am going to flatten out the rear crossmember to drop it about 4" to 4.5" in the rear, I made my own rear wishbones and bolted them to the stock spring mounts, which is something I havn't tried before so I may switch to hairpins, or stock bones, not sure yet.
     
  24. JeffCTN
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    Which master cylinder are you using?
     
  25. fab32
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    Some good old fashioned hot rodding going on here. Keep us informed as you continue.

    Frank
     
  26. oldtin
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    Who makes that brake setup? Does it work with the mechanical brake pedal assembly?
     
  27. peter johnson
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    Hey mate i dont think it needs paint,but maybe powder blue or a flat lemon colour,stay cool Pete
     
  28. DirtyWoody28
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    I am using, the stock pedels in their original position, and the Speedway 37-40 break pedel assembly bolted farther back on the x-member, I cut the new pedel arm off, and put a linkage connecting it to the stock pedel arm with 1/4 28 heim joints and all-thread. I am going to run a 67 mustang master cylinder so I can run drums all the way around. And yes these are the original mechanical pedals, I will post some pics in the next couple of days on how I am setting up the pedels.


    Oh yeah and as for paint: I am going to do High gloss Olive Green, with a cream firewall, completly stock 283 in chevy orange/black, with the original script valve covers, and brown leather interior, the truck is going to be as original as possible with only these modifications, 283, 5 speed, 4" lower,35 wires and differant bumpers.
     
  29. chaddilac
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    So you're throwing a T5 behind that 283? That's what I'm thinking of doing.. which clutch, throwout and fork did you use?
     
  30. DirtyWoody28
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    hey Chad,

    I havn't got my clutch setup yet. Not sure what to go with myself, Let me know what you go with.

    Thanks
    Steve
     

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