Projects Two things make a car: Wheels and stance.

A big motor helps a little also.

 

My 65. It's for sale.

 

Nice pickup

 

Thank You very much. Things like this makes all of the work worth it.

 

Thanks.

 

Lowered the old fashion way , no bags.

 

Well I will represent my Uncle Ray and the timeless Merc Tophats. Though not the exact size tires he had on the original AMBR roadster, I would love to think I did justice to his vision. Wheels and Stance....

 

You been having a lot of fun in that Hotrod since you got it done too...good on you...ya gotta be really happy. Congratulations again.

 

Front 14" ETs

Rear 15" Cragars,

 

that full fendered 3 window is just right!!!!

 

Pleased how my little ol Hemi coupe sits

 

perfection !


deuce

 

my coupe

 

How's the 62 Falcon stance look ?

 

It seems we agree about the importance of wheels and stance we just don't agree which wheels and what stance.
What ever it is tires are part of the wheel side and placement is part of stance. Not the same for all cars but if it's not right nothing else you do can fix it.

 

I think Scott Sullivan has a pretty good understanding of this. This recent job and the '54 he did are of the few that come to mind when this topic comes up in any conversation.

 

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My version of what's right.

 

I cant really agree that just wheels and stance can make a car.
For me its the overall look of the car that make it "pop".
When nothing stick out and all parts belong together then the car is great.
Right wheels and stance is just a part in the all package.

 

Here's our couple toys. I tried to dial the stance in as best I could.

 

Bigs and littles on vintage artillery wheels with Merc caps on my Deuce.

 

Ryan Reeds 37 has to be seen in person to be truly appreciated. I remember the first magazine feature I saw of it, it just had such an amazing stance, then I saw it in person at the CHRR some years back, not only the way the car sits but the fit and finish is top shelf.
This car should be the poster child to show how wrong people were for years calling the 37 Ford an "ugly duckling".

 

Real Halibrands, Y-block, 3 twos

 

Securedownload[1] by edcodesign posted Jan 26, 2017 at 9:16 AM

An oldie .

 

My '36 Special, and the also gone '62 Impala Sport Sedan. I REALLY liked that Chevy, and am sorry I sold it.

 

Brian
My first car was a black 61 Impala Sport Sedan 348/3 speed.
You never forget your first one.