the RRF has landed

got this picture from PA ( I told you PA and TX are my two best states)

 
I like a 1930 coupe more then most. Hope it does us both proud

Frames Ahoy !

Craig is building a SBF 1930 coupe, swept front chassis.
Got it out today ! (missed Friday- and now it's Wednesday already ! )
Pictures will post later, and tracking info I'll forward to you.

Kevin's Hemi A

See last Wednesdays blog post.
He has got it almost all together over the Thanksgiving weekend.
He's got good ideas and skills to build a nice Tudor.

Safe and sound

Kevin in NY is building a 1930 Tudor with a hemi and a 5 speed.
We sent him a double z'd frame with a little extra stretch to it.
And all the rest to build a rolling chassis.
Here it is in his shop. Safe and sound.

Frames Ahoy

Kevin out in New York is building a 1930 Tudor.
A hemi and a 5 speed !
Chopped no channel it is going to be a good one
Built him a rolling chassis using our double Z'd frame.

Frames Ahoy !  send a picture when you have it in your shop.

not banded yet, had to get some hot coffee in my belly  

 

off it goes ! once the forklift picks it up,

t ain't mine no more

 

Jimmy in PA 2nd update

Motor and trans installed.
Looks like alum heads on a SBC and a 5 speed.
That will be fun.
El Roberto truck frame package

Sat breakfast truck

Willy has his red truck out and about

Paul and Zach, update

Got the rebuilt SBC mounted in the chassis.

hard to beat the look of finned valve covers and rams horn exhaust manifolds
good old mechanical fuel pump, looks like a small cap HEI , nice !

 

SBC and a five speed, perfect combo
 



Whitewalls always add some class to a fenderless hot rod. And the 50 caps with paint detail look great
fantastic choice for rolling stock guys !

Jimmy in PA 1st update

Sent a El Roberto package out to Jimmy a few weeks back.
Here it is on spare tires, rolled into the first light.

Not the sexy thing at the moment. But they all start somewhere.

Paul and Zach update

The father and son team have been working on it.

Eric,
      A little progress update on my father and son project.  Frame is a roller now, the engine is ready to go and will be mocking up the plumbing before it comes apart to get powder coated. This was my 16 year old sons first engine build and I let him do almost all of the work...  I let him work it out without hovering too much. We are enjoying it all together. Thanks for your inspiration and guidance

Paul and Zach

Frames Ahoy ! well almost Canada eh !

Have a big pile of parts headed up to Canada.
Got the frame done, still working on the rear axle.
Welding all the brackets on the new 9" .
Will have more pictures, and some when it's all strapped banded and  ready.

So Canada Chris, here's you new frame ! The 1929 Tudor will be so happy



going black and white today





brake and clutch bracket  the heat marks look neat in b/w

bracket on left is rear axle bump start
on the right is upper shock mount