Frames Ahoy

Ray's 1929 pick up has a new frame in route.
(will post pix's later)

JJ's coupe

A on deuce rails, doing a very nice job with his floors.

day off

taking the day off.

Dennis roadster

Off to get his title work done today.
Hemi powered roadster

DG's coupe update

You don't see the early coupe very often.
It's coming along nicely.
Chopped but NOT channeled

half day

took off early today.
Here is a cool old trucks to look at.
cheers !

Sat Sunday

Spent Sat working on Brent's race car.
Sunday ? Maybe take the Mustang for a drive..

Toad

quick filler post..

Stuffed

I need to start selling the stuff in my storage unit..

fantastic new distributors

STROMBERG has their new distributors done
Cool new flathead Ford speed part. 2 bolt and three bolt versions
Remember I am a dealer , call me ,email me.

Range 
The initial Stromberg e-FIRE range comprises four front-mount distributors for Ford 59A flathead engines: 11A-style three-bolt (1932-41) and 21A-style two-bolt (1942-48) models in 12 volt negative or 6 volt positive ground. New models for other hot rod engines are planned.

11A-6 Three-bolt 6 volt positive
11A-12 Three-bolt 12 volt negative
21A-6 Two-bolt 6 volt positive
21A-12 Two-bolt 12 volt negative

Good Stuff 
Let’s start with e-FIRE electronic ignition for every model. No points, no condenser, no black (or red) box and very little maintenance. Just higher efficiency, economy and accurate spark timing. It’s easy to install, with just two wires to a regular coil. The advance rate and total advance are tuned specifically to suit the flathead V8 motor and every e-FIRE distributor is machine tested and ready to run. 

Best news is, the new Stromberg distributor looks like it belongs on a traditional flathead motor, with a regular (stock) black cap and the static timing screw on the side so it looks and adjusts just like a stocker. There’s an old-school performance tag with a unique ID number, and it’s also made as short as possible, which is important if you’re building a hot rod.

grilling and chilling

Rick has my old grill... funny how you can miss a part..
I like 'em on old trucks. Looks right to me.

Sal's coupe - body on

Tacos

Pretty good . Thanks Jason

cool pictures

thought I'd share some from the dirt drags a couple years ago

Frames Ahoy- no picture

Dylan picked up the frame for his dad's truck today.
Doing a 1939 Chevy with a big block.
Had it done for a little while, they're from St. Louis
Didn't remember to take a picture. Oh well.

video

easiest way for me to share.
Alex racing Joe at the dirt drags

Everyday ?

Why did I start this daily blog ?

Sal's coupe gets painted

Sal painted his coupe !
Did it all himself, bodywork and paint.
it turned out great.

the bringing it home shot.

Frames Ahoy off to Mt Airy MD

Matt, this afternoon was the perfect day for palletizing.
Sunny and much warmer then Friday.
Shipped with YRC, will forward tracking after dinner.

KTM

such a cool looking machine..
ok, I promise, back to hot rods.

how about a roadster from KTM 

Vroom

I love going into motorcycle dealership's
Have since I was a little boy.
Now dreaming about a KTM 350 EXCF

Odd

Rod

frames Ahoy - NOPE

Matt in Maryland is getting his new frame shipped today.

Building himself a 1931 coupe, SBC 5 speed 

Hope to see updates as he goes. (pictures to be added later today)

I ain't doing it, it's nasty outside, COLD, windy, frozen rain.. hard ball snow.
Sorry Matt - I will ship out on Monday.

Jim's truck runs

Check it out

Frames Ahoy

Shipping out the Draketastic truck's new chassis today.
Was to go last week, but springtime snow in Denver delayed me palletizing this one.

3 wheelin'

I don't know how old this is.. but maybe someone else will like it..