wow!my flathead on frame...i like it!

1948 banjo with model a spring and mounts,,open drive kit is from speedway..

 

Looks really nice. Did you consider painting it a gloss black?

 

Looking Good, won't be long now................

 

Very nice!

 

Lookin' WAY cool !!!!!!!!!!! Keep us posted...... Has it been fired yet ?

4TTRUK

 

Very nice project what year is the body.

Frenchy

 

body is a 1930 sportcoupe


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yes the engine fired without trouble!the potvin 3/8 sounds really killer......

 

just some new pictures of the last works

By rodder1 at 2012-07-16
By rodder1 at 2012-07-16

the radiator mounted is a 1930 modified model a.....


By rodder1 at 2012-07-16
another picture showing my own clutch linkage ,moon fuel block and on left the speedway remote oil filter kit....i wait to put on the body to weld a mount on the clutch pedal for the fork...just to try the right position

By rodder1 at 2012-07-16
i'm going to try the right position of the headers... and......yes this distributor is the piece i will change next.....i want the mallory!

 

looking good, you have come a fair way. still watching with interest. Check up on Mallory stuff , they had a bad name in recent years for flathead stuff, generally the quality and the curve in the distributors was for a chev not a flathead. Not sure if its changed since, but best to be in the know.

 

just one.....

By rodder1 at 2012-07-16

 

UBER NICE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Keep us posted.....

4TTRUK

 

Very nice

 

Lookin Good man.

 

the clutch kit,a shaft that goes to the bellhousing ,one rod with clips,2 levels....i cut one of them and weld a plate then i mount all to the frame to check the right position...the piece of level i have cut will be welded to the pedal when i put on the body....suggestions?

By rodder1 at 2012-07-17
the piece of level i cut

By rodder1 at 2012-07-17
all mounted

By rodder1 at 2012-07-17

 

wow ...just for fun!

By rodder1 at 2012-07-17

 

Great effort, looking the goods, Wayne

 

Very nice. Can't beat the look of a Flatty.

 

hi all,just to upload 1 picture of working progress,,,is time to wiring....


note grille on radiator....saving money to buy parts i check in my brother garage
and try this home stereo speaker grille.....i think is not bad idea..what you think?..eh eh!

 

Lookin good will be on the road soon.......makes Henry happy!!!!

 

I hope you put some gussets on the rear spring hangers. it doesn't look like there are any in the pics.

 

Thank You for posting these pictures for me.

Frenchy

 

thanks all...

 

just arrived a killer 2 spoke old boat steering wheel

 

I HIGHLY recommend you replace those clip pins with a bolt and locking fastener. the clip pops off WAY too easy, then you will not be able to disengage the clutch. I use the exact same component in manufacturing door latch assemblies for vehicles. they do not belong on a clutch linkage. the clevis part should be fine.

 

Your hot rod is absolutely gorgeous. You are doing a fantastic job on it.

If that red distributor cap bothers you (doesn't bother me, I left mine red for the longest time then finally painted it) you can simply buy an aerosol spray can of black plastic paint that is made for stuff like patio furniture. It will say "For use on plastic" on the can. Just put a little wrap of masking tape around the top 1/8 inch of each tower, scuff it with a scotchbrite, degrease it, then shoot a light coat on, followed with a heavier second coat.

It holds up great and doesn't create any electrical arcing or anything bad like that. When you take the tape off the 1/8 inch of red at the top of each tower is covered by the boots on the wires, so you never see it.

Don

 

my own support for relays and fuse panel ,,i use 2 relays for headlights,,

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hi hamber ...thanks for all...i agree with you for the distr. cap...i think that this red don't match with all the engine colors...i will paint it..

 

Great Job!! super Clean.. The distr. cap well its has a little bling I like it!

 

boat steering wheel mounted...